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incensed

/ɪnˈsɛnst/ /ɪnˈsɛnzd/

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verb

Irriter, exaspérer

To anger or infuriate.

Examples :

"I think it would incense him to learn the truth."

Je pense que cela l'exaspérerait d'apprendre la vérité.

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verb

Inciter, stimuler

To incite, stimulate.

Examples :

"The politician's inflammatory speech incensed the crowd, leading to protests. "

Le discours incendiaire du politicien a incité la foule, menant à des protestations.

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verb

Encenser

To offer incense to.

Examples :

"The priest incensed the altar with fragrant smoke before the service began. "

Le prêtre encensa l'autel avec de la fumée parfumée avant le début de la messe.

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verb

Parfumer d'encens

To perfume with, or as with, incense.

Examples :

"The priest incensed the altar before the service began. "

Le prêtre a parfumé l'autel d'encens avant le début de la messe.

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verb

Enflammer, incendier, embraser

To set on fire; to inflame; to kindle; to burn.

Examples :

"The careless student incensed the dry leaves with a carelessly tossed match. "

L'étudiant négligent a incendié les feuilles sèches avec une allumette jetée négligemment.

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adjective

Indigné, furieux, irrité

Enraged; infuriated; spitefully or furiously angry.

Examples :

"The student was incensed when he found out his perfect score was changed to a failing grade due to a clerical error. "

L'étudiant était indigné lorsqu'il a découvert que sa note parfaite avait été transformée en une note d'échec en raison d'une erreur administrative.

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