ENRAGES Meaning and
Definition
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Enrages is a verb that refers to the process of making someone extremely angry, inciting intense fury, or triggering extreme rage. It can be used to describe a situation or an action that causes an individual to become enraged or infuriated. Enrages typically involve provoking deep anger or irritation, often leading to a loss of control or an outburst of emotions.
When someone is enraged, their anger may manifest in several ways. This could involve an outpouring of aggressive behavior, shouting, or even violent actions. The state of being enraged often results from a perceived offense, injustice, or a violation of personal boundaries.
Enrages can be caused by a variety of factors, such as personal grievances, mistreatment, frustrating circumstances, or intense disagreement. It can also stem from witnessing or experiencing something deeply hurtful or offensive. The effect of being enraged can be detrimental, not only for the individual experiencing it but also for those around them, as their wrath can lead to further conflict or damage relationships.
To enrages someone means to evoke such intense anger that it overrides their ability to remain calm or composed. The feeling of rage is often accompanied by heightened emotions, stress, and a strong desire to seek retribution or justice. It is important to manage and address rage in a healthy manner, as prolonged or uncontrolled anger can have detrimental effects on both mental and physical well-being.
Common Misspellings for ENRAGES
Etymology of ENRAGES
The word "enrages" is the plural form of the noun "enrage". The noun "enrage" comes from the Old French word "enrager", which is derived from the verb "rage", meaning "to become furious". The Old French word "enrager" arrived in English during the late 16th century, and "enrage" refers to causing someone or something to become extremely angry or enraged.
Similar spelling words for ENRAGES
- enuresis,
- energetic,
- energid,
- energize,
- energy,
- enraged,
- energizer,
- enragement,
- energiser,
- energising,
- engages,
- enrage,
- enlarges,
- energise.
Conjugate verb Enrages
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