Infuriates

In this adaptation, Cinderella ends up marrying the prince, but not before she introduces him to Jean-Michel who is finally able to speak with the prince about what has been going on in the kingdom, which infuriates the prince.

Its sorry state infuriates Mayamiko Nkhoma, a 35-year-old mother from Mtambasale near Kameza who passes the facility with a two-year-old baby on her back on the way to Chilaweni Health Centre.

Realising her lies could unravel, Whitney tells Britney cover for her which infuriates Lauren, and the best pals have an explosive row.

The murder of 21-year-old Grace Millane on a Tinder date in New Zealand infuriates her, along with the media’s preoccupation with Millane having gone home alone with a stranger.

It's not long after that that Dean infuriates law enforcement further by successfully escaping prison, much to our amusement.

If your significant other infuriates you more than soothes you, that could be a problem.

Johnson says that while he wants a deal Britain is ready to leave without one, a position that infuriates Tusk, who once said there was a "special place in hell" for those who promoted Brexit without a plan.

The secrecy infuriates patient advocates, who say people have a right to know if there is an outbreak so they can decide whether to go to a hospital, particularly when dealing with a nonurgent matter, like elective surgery.

He hoodwinks hoodlums, infuriates the Fuhrer, and goes gaga for a gal 80 years his junior!

He wants it both ways which infuriates Tiny,” they also shared.

This is why it infuriates me when our community ignores the Russia investigation.