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1 infuriate
أَحْنَقَ \ aggravate: to make sb. angry: That noise aggravates me. infuriate: to make very angry. madden: to make wildly excited (with pain or anger, not joy): The prisoners were maddened with hunger. -
2 infuriate
أَغَاظَ بشِدَّة \ exasperate: to annoy greatly. infuriate: make very angry. -
3 infuriate
أَلْهَبَ غضبًا \ infuriate: to make very angry. -
4 infuriate
[ɪnˈfjuərɪeɪt] verbto make very angry:يُغْضِب، يُغيظI was infuriated by his words.
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5 أثار
1́ n. chafe, bias2́ v. aggravate, excite, arouse, exacerbate, engage, irritate, move, stimulate, rouse, kindle, awaken, work, evoke, ferment, flurry, impassion, infuriate, bestir oneself, inspire, instigate, switch on, turn on, urge, foment, fret, fuss, heat, inflame -
6 حنق
1́ n. rage, fury, frenzy, wrath, anger, ire, exasperation, irritation2́ v. foam, enrage, infuriate, look savage, resent -
7 غيظ
1́ n. fret, rage, ire, wrath, spite, pique, resentment, chafe2́ v. anger, embitter, gall, annoy, incense, infuriate, irritate, madden, nettle, peeve, offend, provoke, rile, ruffle, spite, pique, rib, scandalize, twit, vex -
8 أثار ثائرته أو غضبه
أثَارَ ثائِرَتَهُ أو غَضَبَهُto enrage, infuriate, incense, madden, anger, irritate, exasperate, acerbate, embitter, inflame, excite, provoke, vex -
9 أحفظ
أحْفَظَ: أغْضَبَto anger, enrage, infuriate, exasperate, acerbate, incense; to annoy, vex, irritate, gall, embitter, peeve, provoke -
10 أحمش
أحْمَشَ: أغْضَبَto anger, enrage, infuriate, exasperate, acerbate, incense, irritate, gall, provoke, peeve -
11 أحنق
أحْنَقَ: أغَاظَ، أغْضَبَto enrage, infuriate, anger, incense, madden, exasperate, acerbate, irritate, embitter, peeve, vex -
12 أغضب
أغْضَبَ: أغَاظَ، أحْنَقَto anger, enrage, infuriate, madden, exasperate, acerbate, inflame, incense, irritate, vex, annoy, embitter, peeve, provoke -
13 نكى
نَكَى: أغَاظَ، أغْضَبَto spite, annoy, vex; to infuriate, incense, irritate, exasperate, acerbate -
14 أحنق
أَحْنَقَ \ aggravate: to make sb. angry: That noise aggravates me. infuriate: to make very angry. madden: to make wildly excited (with pain or anger, not joy): The prisoners were maddened with hunger. -
15 أغاظ
أَغَاظَ \ annoy: to cause (sb. or sth.) trouble; make (sb.) slightly angry: Strong sunlight can annoy the eyes. I’m annoyed with him. He’s an annoying little boy. irritate: to annoy. vex: to annoy. \ See Also أزعج (أزْعَجَ) \ أَغَاظَ بشِدَّة \ exasperate: to annoy greatly. infuriate: make very angry. -
16 ألهب
أَلْهَبَ \ inflame, ignite. \ أَلْهَبَ غضبًا \ infuriate: to make very angry. -
17 aggravate
أَحْنَقَ \ aggravate: to make sb. angry: That noise aggravates me. infuriate: to make very angry. madden: to make wildly excited (with pain or anger, not joy): The prisoners were maddened with hunger. -
18 madden
أَحْنَقَ \ aggravate: to make sb. angry: That noise aggravates me. infuriate: to make very angry. madden: to make wildly excited (with pain or anger, not joy): The prisoners were maddened with hunger. -
19 exasperate
أَغَاظَ بشِدَّة \ exasperate: to annoy greatly. infuriate: make very angry.
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