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madden

/ˈmæd.ən/

Tradução: Deixar alguém extremamente irritado ou furioso; também enlouquecer ou perturbar alguém mentalmente.

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verb

/ˈmæd.ən/C1formal
  • ptDeixar alguém extremamente irritado ou furioso; também enlouquecer ou perturbar alguém mentalmente.

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

  1. Cause InsanityB2formal

    To make someone become insane or lose their mental faculties.

    ptEnlouquecer

    • 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.

    Sinônimoscrazederangeunbalanceunhinge

    Antônimoscalmcomposereassuresettlesoothe

  2. Intensely AnnoyB2informal

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

    ptEnlouquecer de raiva

    • 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.

    Sinônimosaggravateantagonizeenrageexasperateincenseinfuriateirritateprovokerile

    Antônimosappeasecalmcomfortdelightgratifypacifyplacatepleasereassuresoothe

  3. Make Very AngryB1informal

    To cause someone to become enraged or furious.

    ptDeixar muito irritado

    • 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.

    Sinônimosaggravateenrageexasperategallincenseinflameinfuriateprovokerile

    Antônimoscalmpacifypleasesoothe

Formas
  • maddened past participle
  • maddened past simple
  • maddening present participle
  • maddens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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