US /ɛnˈredʒ/
・UK /ɪnˈreɪdʒ/
Achievements enrage them they cannot put up with the idea that someone's [business] is going well
Even your smallest achievements enrage them.
or or they enrage the monster at the bottom of the sea
And just as my hurt and sense of abandonment and enrage was triggered by my wife not picking me up at the airport, so a person's rage can be triggered by something relatively minor.
Over time, by slapping sky high tariffs on India and publicly courting Pakistan, now a de facto Chinese defense ally, he has managed to enrage New Delhi for little discernible gain.
By slapping sky-high tariffs on India and publicly courting Pakistan, now a de facto Chinese defense ally, he has managed to enrage New Delhi for little discernible gain.
Is someone trying to enrage me here?
Is someone trying to enrage me here?
senseless: it was rather calculated to weary than enrage a listener: a card of mine lay on the table: this, being perceived, brought my name under discussion: neither of them possessed an energy or wit to belabor me soundly,
senseless: it was rather calculated to weary than enrage a listener: a card of mine lay on the table: this, being perceived, brought my name under discussion: neither of them possessed an energy or wit to belabor me soundly,
but it routinely directs our attention to things that scare, worry, panic and enrage us,
enrage us while denying us agency or any chance for effective personal action.
And so you can really enrage a stickleback with a red dot.
And so you could really enrage a stickleback with a red dot.
Bay from finding new ways to enrage Transformers fans as long as his movies kept making money.
In hindsight, nothing was going to stop Michael Bay from finding new ways to enrage Transformers fans as long as his movies kept making money.
Having a subscription to Ground News means that I can stop and think, "Is someone trying to enrage me here?