înfuriat

înfuriat is a Romanian word that translates to "enraged," "furious," or "infuriated" in English. It describes a state of intense anger or rage. The word is derived from the verb "a înfuria," which means to make furious or to enrage.

This state of being infuriat can be triggered by various factors, such as perceived injustice, frustration, betrayal, or extreme provocation. When someone is infuriat, their emotions are heightened, often leading to outward expressions of anger, such as shouting, aggressive body language, or even physical actions. Internally, it involves a surge of physiological responses, including increased heart rate, adrenaline release, and a general sense of agitation.

In Romanian culture, like in many others, expressing intense anger is generally seen as a powerful emotion that can have both negative and, in some contexts, cathartic effects. The word înfuriat emphasizes the extreme nature of the anger, suggesting a loss of control or a boiling point. It is used to describe a person who has reached the peak of their anger, unable to contain their displeasure or wrath. The intensity conveyed by înfuriat distinguishes it from milder forms of anger, like annoyance or irritation.