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Meaning of Enraging
Causing someone to feel extremely angry.
Definitions
- Causing someone to feel extremely angry,
- Making someone feel intense anger or annoyance,
- Arousing intense anger or annoyance in someone.
Etymology of Enraging
The word "enraging" has its roots in the Old French word "enrager," which means "to drive mad" or "to infuriate,"
This Old French term is derived from the words "en" meaning "in" or "on" and "rager" meaning "to rage,"
The word "rager" is itself derived from the Latin word "rabies," meaning "madness" or "fury,"
Historically, the word "enraging" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that causes intense anger or fury.
Example Uses
- The enraging comments made by the politician sparked widespread protests,
- The enraging situation at the airport, with flights delayed and passengers stranded, was a nightmare,
- The enraging behavior of the driver, who was texting while driving, was a menace to other road users.