maddened

• Устаревшее или литературное прилагательное, означающее доведённый до безумия или крайнего гнева; редко используется в современной повседневной речи.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning driven to madness or extreme anger; rarely used in modern everyday speech.

1. Extremely angryB2formal

   Marked by or feeling intense anger or fury.

   Взбешённый

   • The maddened crowd shouted at the officials.
   • He was maddened by the constant delays.
   • Her maddened expression made everyone step back.

   Synonymsenragedfuriousincensedinfuriatedirefullividoutragedragingseethingwrathful

   Antonymscalmcollectedcomposedcoolplacidserene

• Приводить кого-либо в крайнюю степень гнева или раздражения; сводить с ума.

To make someone extremely angry or annoyed; to drive mad.

1. Cause InsanityB2formal

   To make someone become insane or lose their mental faculties.

   Свести с ума

   • The constant noise in the city would madden anyone over time.
   • Her grief seemed to madden her, leaving her unrecognizable.
   • They feared the isolation would madden the prisoners.

   Synonymscrazederangeunbalanceunhinge

   Antonymscalmcomposereassuresettlesoothe

2. Intensely AnnoyB2informal

   To irritate or frustrate someone to the point of extreme agitation.

   Бесить

   • His constant humming really maddened me during the meeting.
   • The way she never returns calls just maddens him.
   • Waiting in long lines always maddens my father.

   Synonymsaggravateantagonizeenrageexasperateincenseinfuriateirritateprovokerile

   Antonymsappeasecalmcomfortdelightgratifypacifyplacatepleasereassuresoothe

3. Make Very AngryB1informal

   To cause someone to become enraged or furious.

   Сильно разозлить

   • The lies they told maddened her more than she could express.
   • Injustice maddens people and drives them to protest.
   • His carelessness maddened the entire team.

   Synonymsaggravateenrageexasperategallincenseinflameinfuriateprovokerile

   Antonymscalmpacifypleasesoothe