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Bongbong Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Infuriated and accustom
Hello there,
Please help me understand the difference of the meaning for all of these words.
1. Infuriated: to make furious
For instance, Ray tries to infuriate Jake by bully him around and his friends so he can make no friends.
Does infuriated have the same meaning provoke? I believe provoke means to make upset, yes?
2. Accustomed: Being in the habit
The example as an ADJ: When I was studying aboard it took sometimes for me to be accustomed to living independently.
VS.
The example as a verb: I did not realize how long it would take to accustom myself to living independently.
Thank you!
Please help me understand the difference of the meaning for all of these words.
1. Infuriated: to make furious
For instance, Ray tries to infuriate Jake by bully him around and his friends so he can make no friends.
Does infuriated have the same meaning provoke? I believe provoke means to make upset, yes?
2. Accustomed: Being in the habit
The example as an ADJ: When I was studying aboard it took sometimes for me to be accustomed to living independently.
VS.
The example as a verb: I did not realize how long it would take to accustom myself to living independently.
Thank you!
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Hi, Please help me understand the difference of the meaning for all of these words. 1. Infuriated: to make furious For instance, Ray tries to infuriate Jake by bully him around and his friends so he can make no friends.
- Hi, Please help me understand the difference of the meaning for all of these words.
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- Infuriated: to make furious For instance, Ray tries to infuriate Jake by bully him around and his friends so he can make no friends.
- Does infuriated have the same meaning provoke?
- I believe provoke means to make upset, yes?
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Hi,
Please help me understand the difference of the meaning for all of these words.
1. Infuriated: to make furious
For instance, Ray tries to infuriate Jake by bully him around and his friends so he can make no friends.
Does infuriated have the same meaning provoke? I believe provoke means to make upset, yes?
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Please help me understand the difference of the meaning for all of these words.
1. Infuriated: to make furious
For instance, Ray tries to infuriate Jake by bully him around and his friends so he can make no friends.
Does infuriated have the same meaning provoke? I believe provoke means to make upset, yes?
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What does it mean by "make very angry?"
If you use my example, Ray infuriates Jake. Does it mean that Ray is angry or Ray attempts to make Jake angry?
If you have sometime, would you please taking a look at my other post?
Thank you!
If you use my example, Ray infuriates Jake. Does it mean that Ray is angry or Ray attempts to make Jake angry?
If you have sometime, would you please taking a look at my other post?
Thank you!
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Hi,
What does it mean by "make very angry?"
If you use my example, Ray infuriates Jake. Does it mean that Ray is angry or Ray attempts to make Jake angry?
Ray makes Jake very angry. Maybe Ray is aso angry, maybe not, we don't know.
If you have sometime, would you please taking a look at my o
What does it mean by "make very angry?"
If you use my example, Ray infuriates Jake. Does it mean that Ray is angry or Ray attempts to make Jake angry?
Ray makes Jake very angry. Maybe Ray is aso angry, maybe not, we don't know.
If you have sometime, would you please taking a look at my o
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