maddening 的定义
- driving to madness or frenzy: a maddening thirst.
- infuriating or exasperating: his maddening indifference to my pleas.
- raging; furious: a maddening wind.
maddening 近义词
irritating
更多maddening例句
- It was especially maddening, not only because OB Elementary is her neighborhood school, but because she had already managed to successfully enroll her child at OB Elementary’s PrimeTime after-school program.
- It was also nonetheless maddening because, well, it isn’t entirely false, and thus cannot be dismissed.
- “The maddening aspect of this story is that — despite the big fuss being made right now — the facts on both sides are still incredibly thin,” he said in an email.
- Life may be brutal, but Lawson proves that even a maddening battle with an insurance company can be fertile ground for comedy.
- He may make a few too many maddening decisions, but no one has ever accused the nomadic signal caller of being boring.
- Still, as always, the list has its fair share of maddening snubs, too.
- The reason for his crippling indecision is simple as it is maddening, especially if you happen to be married to him.
- The process was a maddening tangle of unreliable tracking, delays, and confusion, the family member said.
- However maddening this may be, we should beware of going the other way and making everything too plain.
- Blockbuster, which will soon shutter completely, was perhaps the most maddening retail chain ever.
- To see a part of my scheme, from which I had hoped so much, go wrong before my eyes is maddening!
- They pay the penalty in that late—sometimes not so late—intolerable maddening ennui.
- The dull thud of a footfall in the cell above hammers on my head with maddening regularity.
- And in spite of your liberal thorns and maddening incomprehensibilities, you can always put homesickness to flight.
- Later on Henri was to find that lack of self and sex consciousness one of the maddening mysteries about Sara Lee.