How Do You Spell ENRAGE?

Pronunciation: [ɛnɹˈe͡ɪd͡ʒ] (IPA)

The word enrage is commonly misspelled as "inrage". However, this misspelling is incorrect as the initial letter sound of the word is actually "en", not "in". The correct phonetic transcription is /ɪnˈreɪdʒ/, with the stress on the second syllable. This means the word starts with the short vowel sound "i" and ends with the "j" sound, as in "rage". To spell the word correctly, it's important to remember to start with "en" rather than "in".

ENRAGE Meaning and Definition

1. Enrage is a verb that refers to the act of greatly infuriating, angering, or enraging someone or something. It is the act of causing intense anger, wrath, or outrage, often to the point of provoking a strong emotional response or leading to violent behavior.

   When someone is enraged, they experience a heightened sense of anger and fury that can result in loss of control, aggression, or explosive outbursts. This extreme emotional state is often triggered by a perceived injustice, betrayal, or provocation. The feeling of being enrage can lead individuals to engage in destructive behaviors or make impulsive decisions they would not normally make in a calmer state.

   Enrage can also be used to refer to the act of intentionally provoking or inciting anger or fury in someone else. This could involve deliberately saying or doing something that is anticipated to cause a extreme emotional reaction or to intentionally exacerbate an existing anger.

   In summary, the verb "enrage" refers to the act of causing intense anger, wrath, or outrage in someone or something. It implies a profound level of anger that may lead to loss of control or aggressive behavior. To enrage someone is to provoke strong emotional and sometimes violent responses, often by intentionally inciting or exacerbating already existing anger.

2. To provoke; to excite to anger; to exasperate; to make furious.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for ENRAGE *

• enage 37.5%

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Other Common Misspellings for ENRAGE

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• Entagel
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Etymology of ENRAGE

The word enrage originated from the Middle French word enragier, which meant to make furious or mad. This Middle French term, in turn, derived from the Old French word enragier, which was a combination of the prefix en- (meaning to cause to be) and the adjective rage, meaning anger or fury. Ultimately, the root of enrage can be traced back to the Latin word rabia, which meant madness or rage.

Similar spelling words for ENRAGE

• enlarge,
• energiser,
• engage,
• energetic,
• energid,
• enraged,
• enrages,
• enuresis,
• energizer,
• energize,
• energise,
• energy.

Conjugate verb Enrage

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have enraged

you would have enraged

he/she/it would have enraged

we would have enraged

they would have enraged

I would have enrage

you would have enrage

he/she/it would have enrage

we would have enrage

they would have enrage

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been enraging

you would have been enraging

he/she/it would have been enraging

we would have been enraging

they would have been enraging

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would enrage

you would enrage

he/she/it would enrage

we would enrage

they would enrage

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be enraging

you would be enraging

he/she/it would be enraging

we would be enraging

they would be enraging

FUTURE

I will enrage

you will enrage

he/she/it will enrage

we will enrage

they will enrage

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be enraging

you will be enraging

he/she/it will be enraging

we will be enraging

they will be enraging

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have enraged

you will have enraged

he/she/it will have enraged

we will have enraged

they will have enraged

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been enraging

you will have been enraging

he/she/it will have been enraging

we will have been enraging

they will have been enraging

IMPERATIVE

you enrage

we let´s enrage

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to enrage

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was enraging

you were enraging

he/she/it was enraging

we were enraging

they were enraging

PAST PARTICIPLE

enraged

PAST PERFECT

I had enraged

you had enraged

he/she/it had enraged

we had enraged

they had enraged

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been enraging

you had been enraging

he/she/it had been enraging

we had been enraging

they had been enraging

PRESENT

I enrage

you enrage

he/she/it enrages

we enrage

they enrage

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am enraging

you are enraging

he/she/it is enraging

we are enraging

they are enraging

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

enraging

PRESENT PERFECT

I have enraged

you have enraged

he/she/it has enraged

we have enraged

they have enraged

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been enraging

you have been enraging

he/she/it has been enraging

we have been enraging

they have been enraging

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it enrage

SIMPLE PAST

I enraged

you enraged

he/she/it enraged

we enraged

they enraged