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madden

[mad-n] / ˈmæd n /


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Through all of this a partial picture emerges of Leman, but it remains always, to both Ms. Ypi and her readers, maddeningly incomplete.

From The Wall Street Journal

But here’s the secret that makes this dynamic feel less maddening: people drift into the kitchen for very different reasons.

From Salon

“The Epstein issue maddens him,” one of his advisers told me.

From Salon

He felt that a maddening finger was poking him in the side, and that the only way to make it stop was by plunging the hemostat in the nurse assistant’s slender neck.

From The Wall Street Journal

The 23-year-old has gone from being an unquestionably talented winger, but sometimes maddeningly inconsistent, to the brilliant catalyst behind so much of their best moments this season.

From BBC