Enrages

Nobody is pleased with the House Speaker, who enrages Democrats with his extreme anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric and Republicans for keeping the government open.

That, in turn, enrages the mayor, who calls McCoy with veiled threats about pulling his support of his re-election campaign.

This enrages his best friend Hugo (Josh Hartnett), the film's version of the duplicitous, villainous Iago, and Hugo sets out to destroy Odin's relationship.

I’ve seen a lot of grim diseases, but the combination in Covid of such large numbers dying, all alone because their loved ones can’t go with them, saddens me, but it also just enrages me because this was so unnecessary.

What enrages the radical mob isn’t oppression or injustice.

During one of their tense meetings, Limehouse tells Raylan he could share stories about his mother, which enrages Raylan.

The second is the American factory's opening ceremony, at which Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown startles and enrages Cao and his American execs by saying he hopes the plant will be unionized.

At the beginning of the book, Dumbledore enrages Fudge when he stops by at Harry's hearing with a witness ( Arabella Figg ) to ensure that he is not expelled.

Her evasiveness enrages the Dragon, prompting him to wage war against the rest of her offspring, who keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.

This enrages Poseidon, causing the god to thwart Odysseus' homecoming for a very long time.