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infuriated

adjective as in furious

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Trump became infuriated with Sessions after he recused himself from overseeing the Russia probe, and his top deputy, Rod Rosenstein, appointed former FBI director Robert Mueller as a special counsel to oversee the investigation with independence.

Instead, he sounded like the man the world heard on the leaked audio: someone infuriated that people don’t think he’s “incredible,” a word he used to describe his first term.

Jen Moore, 35, who grew up with severe period pains, said she felt "angry, infuriated and heartbroken" about the school's policy and has offered to speak to them about menstrual health awareness.

From BBC

He swaggered through high school, told teammates he was great, and in the minor leagues in the early 1960s, he infuriated other players by appearing to try too hard.

“And I just am, quite frankly, infuriated that we would have to have yet another element that makes the fight for human life so much more difficult.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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