incensed 的定义
- inflamed with anger; enraged: "I will not tolerate discrimination of any kind within my administration!" said the incensed mayor, filled with righteous indignation.
incensed 近义词
very angry
更多incensed例句
- They were so incensed that they resigned and founded another journal, October, which remains an influential voice among old-guard supporters of the avant-garde.
- You can first identify leakage points by turning on your kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans, creating a slight pressure differential between indoors and outdoors, then holding up a lit incense stick to potential problem areas.
- They voted with their feet, like the Fox News viewers incensed by the network's accurate 2020 election coverage who switched to Newsmax.
- There’s a humorous element to seeing fans angrily tweet at royal family accounts, incensed by what they have just witnessed O’Connor or Olivia Colman’s Elizabeth enact on-screen.
- Despite the 2008 ruling in District of Columbia v Heller which established a right to bear arms for self-defence, conservatives have become increasingly incensed at state and local laws governing gun ownership.
- In a Hot Springs, Arkansas, stud-poker game, a player named Burke became justly incensed one evening because he could not win.
- Her incensed mother contacted a lawyer, hoping to block publication; Polanski had not made her sign a release.
- The family, villagers, and the Taliban were even incensed by a shampoo commercial, featuring Humira, which played on television.
- It incensed the students, to the extent that they actually shouted me down.
- Snipes became further incensed when he learned that Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Biel had been hired to co-star in the film.
- But there's no denying that I behaved disgracefully to—you know—and Dr. Ashton has good reason to be incensed.
- It may be, of course, that the responsibility was thrown on the lady in order to restrain the hand of the incensed king.
- But mother and Maxim bravely defended Stenka, and I was deeply incensed at father, who despotically terminated the discussion.
- M. d'Infreville, justly incensed against me, had not left me a sou, and my mother and I became terribly poor.
- This action incensed the emperor, who immediately dispatched an army of eighty thousand men against the city.