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To make someone angry.
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basically a much better version of the word angry, and awesome sounding Either,
1) You are getting me so angrified! 2) Man, I wish that the world wasn't so angrified all the time. |
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A general state of perpetual rage with no particular focus or cause. People that are angrified are always on the edge of an obscenity laced tirade or physical violence. Essentially, for antonym for stoic. The course of Bill's life left him angrified.
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the state of being too angry for any other word
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A cross between angry and horrified. I was angrified as I watched Bush get re-elected in 2004. I lost all hope in the American people for re-electing such a douchenozzle.
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pretty much a synonym to angry but moreso I'm angrified that my friend called me at 4:30 a.m.
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