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infuriatingly

/ˌɪnˈfjʊɹiˌeɪtɪŋli/ adv

In an infuriating manner.

Word Origin From Latin furia 'fury, rage'. Infuriate literally means 'put into a rage'. The -ing makes it a present participle, and -ly turns it into an adverb describing how something is done. The same root gives us furious (full of rage). The breakdown in+furi+ate+ing+ly shows the process: into-rage-make-ing-ly.

adv In an infuriating manner.

The website loaded infuriatingly slowly during the crucial moment.

(副词) 令人发指地；令人恼火地

网站在关键时刻加载得慢得令人恼火。

(adverbio) De manera exasperante.

El sitio web se cargó exasperantemente lento en el momento crucial.

(adverbe) de manière exaspérante; rageamment; de façon rageante; horripilement; exaspérément [De manière exaspérante; d'une façon qui provoque une irritation intense.]

Le site web se chargeait **infuriatingly** lentement au moment crucial.

(Adverb) ärgerlicherweise; zum Verdruss; wutentbrannt [Auf eine Weise, die extrem ärgerlich oder wütend machend ist.]

Die Website lud **infuriatingly** langsam, gerade als es am wichtigsten war.

(副詞) 腹立たしい方法で。いら立たせる様子で。

そのウェブサイトは肝心な時にいら立たしいほど遅く読み込まれた。

(advérbio) exasperantemente; irritantemente; enfurecedoramente [De maneira exasperante.]

O site carregava de forma exasperantemente lenta no momento crucial.

Synonyms: maddeningly exasperatingly annoyingly vexingly irritatingly aggravatingly enragingly provokingly Antonyms: soothingly calmingly pleasingly pacifyingly
Word parts: in + furi + ate + ing + ly

Related words

infuriate infuriation furious

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