Infuriate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: mad with anger, enrage, make, make furious

Conjugation of infuriate

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
infuriate
infuriate
infuriates
infuriate
infuriate
infuriate
Future Simple
will infuriate
will infuriate
will infuriate
will infuriate
will infuriate
will infuriate
Past Simple
infuriated
infuriated
infuriated
infuriated
infuriated
infuriated
Conditional Simple
would infuriate
would infuriate
would infuriate
would infuriate
would infuriate
would infuriate
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am infuriating
are infuriating
is infuriating
are infuriating
are infuriating
are infuriating
Future Progressive
will be infuriating
will be infuriating
will be infuriating
will be infuriating
will be infuriating
will be infuriating
Past Progressive
was infuriating
were infuriating
was infuriating
were infuriating
were infuriating
were infuriating
Conditional Progressive
would be infuriating
would be infuriating
would be infuriating
would be infuriating
would be infuriating
would be infuriating
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have infuriated
have infuriated
has infuriated
have infuriated
have infuriated
have infuriated
Future Perfect
will have infuriated
will have infuriated
will have infuriated
will have infuriated
will have infuriated
will have infuriated
Past Perfect
had infuriated
had infuriated
had infuriated
had infuriated
had infuriated
had infuriated
Conditional Perfect
would have infuriated
would have infuriated
would have infuriated
would have infuriated
would have infuriated
would have infuriated
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been infuriating
have been infuriating
has been infuriating
have been infuriating
have been infuriating
have been infuriating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been infuriating
will have been infuriating
will have been infuriating
will have been infuriating
will have been infuriating
will have been infuriating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been infuriating
had been infuriating
had been infuriating
had been infuriating
had been infuriating
had been infuriating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been infuriating
would have been infuriating
would have been infuriating
would have been infuriating
would have been infuriating
would have been infuriating

Examples of infuriate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"are sure to please some and infuriate others. "But we can't stay silent forever.
-Does it infuriate you?
-You infuriate me, sir.
Alive, deranged, infuriate.
All this would infuriate the good Dr. Patin.
"are sure to please some and infuriate others. "But we can't stay silent forever.
-Does it infuriate you?
-You infuriate me, sir.
Alive, deranged, infuriate.
All this would infuriate the good Dr. Patin.
- do you know what infuriates Me? - what. people like that, that are Going to be here longer than me.
- do you know what infuriates Me?
And after everything else, that just infuriates you, doesn't it?
Being despised infuriates you!
Gram's way of dealing with my point of view is to pretend that it doesn't exist, which, of course, infuriates me. It causes me to speak emotionally rather than rationally and I become rude and defensive, and give her more of a reason to dismiss my viewpoints.
- do you know what infuriates Me? - what. people like that, that are Going to be here longer than me.
- do you know what infuriates Me?
And after everything else, that just infuriates you, doesn't it?
Being despised infuriates you!
Gram's way of dealing with my point of view is to pretend that it doesn't exist, which, of course, infuriates me. It causes me to speak emotionally rather than rationally and I become rude and defensive, and give her more of a reason to dismiss my viewpoints.
'Blackpool was just 15 miles away but the producers, infuriated by our good progress, 'ordered us to pull over at a garden centre for yet another challenge. '
(Announcer) Which infuriated Chef Ramsay so much...
- I'm infuriated--
- You're cute when you're infuriated.
Amazing! You let it faII and you are getting infuriated.
"cold, infuriating and exhausting."
# Agitating, maddening And infuriating hags ##
- It's an armoire with adjustable gangjarn. According to this customer review, the building process was "needlessly infuriating."
- No. You're infuriating.
- Ohh. - It's... it is infuriating.
'Blackpool was just 15 miles away but the producers, infuriated by our good progress, 'ordered us to pull over at a garden centre for yet another challenge. '
(Announcer) Which infuriated Chef Ramsay so much...
- I'm infuriated--
- You're cute when you're infuriated.
Amazing! You let it faII and you are getting infuriated.
"cold, infuriating and exhausting."
# Agitating, maddening And infuriating hags ##
- It's an armoire with adjustable gangjarn. According to this customer review, the building process was "needlessly infuriating."
- No. You're infuriating.
- Ohh. - It's... it is infuriating.

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