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enragement

/ɛnˈɹeɪdʒmənt/ noun

Rage.

Word Origin Enrage comes from Latin in- 'into' and rabies 'madness, fury' — literally 'put into a state of rage.' Enragement is the noun form, the state of being enraged. The same rabies root gives us rabies (the disease that causes madness in animals) and outrage (excessive rage, from out+rage).

noun Rage. countable

The politician's inflammatory speech was met with widespread enragement among the citizens.

(名词) 暴怒；狂怒；愤怒

这位政客的煽动性演讲引起了市民们的普遍愤怒。

(sustantivo) Furia.

El discurso incendiario del político provocó una amplia indignación entre los ciudadanos.

(nom) fureur; rage; colère [Colère intense, fureur.]

Le discours incendiaire du politicien a provoqué un enragement général parmi les citoyens.

(Substantiv) Wut; Raserei [Extreme Wut oder Zorn.]

Die provokative Rede des Politikers löste bei den Bürgern weitverbreitetes **enragement** aus.

(名詞) 激しい怒り。激怒。

その政治家の扇動的な演説に対して、市民たちの間に激しい怒りが広く沸き起こった。

(substantivo) fúria; raiva; enfurecimento; irritação [Fúria.]

O discurso inflamado do político foi recebido com fúria generalizada entre os cidadãos.

Synonyms: fury anger wrath indignation outrage ire exasperation frenzy Antonyms: calm serenity peace composure
Word parts: en + rage + ment

Related words

outrageous

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