incensed.

/in-senst/US // ɪnˈsɛnst //

怒火中烧,愤怒的,怒不可遏,愤怒

Definitions

1.
- ›inflamed with anger; enraged: "I will not tolerate discrimination of any kind within my administration!" said the incensed mayor, filled with righteous indignation.

adj.very angry

Synonyms

They were so incensed that they resigned and founded another journal, October, which remains an influential voice among old-guard supporters of the avant-garde.
You can first identify leakage points by turning on your kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans, creating a slight pressure differential between indoors and outdoors, then holding up a lit incense stick to potential problem areas.
They voted with their feet, like the Fox News viewers incensed by the network's accurate 2020 election coverage who switched to Newsmax.
There’s a humorous element to seeing fans angrily tweet at royal family accounts, incensed by what they have just witnessed O’Connor or Olivia Colman’s Elizabeth enact on-screen.
Despite the 2008 ruling in District of Columbia v Heller which established a right to bear arms for self-defence, conservatives have become increasingly incensed at state and local laws governing gun ownership.
In a Hot Springs, Arkansas, stud-poker game, a player named Burke became justly incensed one evening because he could not win.
Her incensed mother contacted a lawyer, hoping to block publication; Polanski had not made her sign a release.
The family, villagers, and the Taliban were even incensed by a shampoo commercial, featuring Humira, which played on television.
It incensed the students, to the extent that they actually shouted me down.

/in-senst/US // ɪnˈsɛnst //

怒火中烧,愤怒的,怒不可遏,愤怒

1.
- ›inflamed with anger; enraged: "I will not tolerate discrimination of any kind within my administration!" said the incensed mayor, filled with righteous indignation.

adj.very angry

Synonyms

They were so incensed that they resigned and founded another journal, October, which remains an influential voice among old-guard supporters of the avant-garde.
You can first identify leakage points by turning on your kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans, creating a slight pressure differential between indoors and outdoors, then holding up a lit incense stick to potential problem areas.
They voted with their feet, like the Fox News viewers incensed by the network's accurate 2020 election coverage who switched to Newsmax.
There’s a humorous element to seeing fans angrily tweet at royal family accounts, incensed by what they have just witnessed O’Connor or Olivia Colman’s Elizabeth enact on-screen.
Despite the 2008 ruling in District of Columbia v Heller which established a right to bear arms for self-defence, conservatives have become increasingly incensed at state and local laws governing gun ownership.
In a Hot Springs, Arkansas, stud-poker game, a player named Burke became justly incensed one evening because he could not win.
Her incensed mother contacted a lawyer, hoping to block publication; Polanski had not made her sign a release.
The family, villagers, and the Taliban were even incensed by a shampoo commercial, featuring Humira, which played on television.
It incensed the students, to the extent that they actually shouted me down.