Enraged and Sickened

Enraged

Enraged adjective - Feeling or showing anger.

Sickened and enraged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sickened" instead an adjective "Enraged".

Nearby Word: enraging

Sickened

Sickened adjective - Filled with disgust.
Usage example: many audience members, sickened by the movie's graphic violence, stormed out of the theater

Enraged and sickened are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Enraged" instead an adjective "Sickened".

Nearby Words: sickening, sickener

Both words in one sentence

  • The Big Book of Top Gear includes a parody form letter for Daily Mail readers to use every time they want to complain about the show, with checkboxes for things like "I was [disgusted/enraged/sickened/aroused] to see [Jeremy/James/That girl]..." and so on.
  • Everyone Has Standards: Nearly everyone is sickened with the thought of another Tousen (enough to agree with the less-than-popular Gin), and nearly everyone is enraged to see Kouga's mistreatment of Muramasa, whether they express it or not.
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