infuriating

“That is infuriating, and it’s the perfect example of a tone deaf, dismissive approach that our leaders always seem to take.”

"Pregnancy is one of the hardest things a woman is ever going to do ... so to be told to tough it out is infuriating," she said.

With building permits beginning to flow, Harris said, “for these guys to slow down or shut down job sites is more than infuriating. You’re going to see fewer people willing to start a project.”

His work performance and exercise habits appeared unaffected, which only made his outbursts more confusing — and infuriating — to Julia.

Last March, that’s what Democratic voters were clamoring for when Minority Leader Chuck Schumer rounded up votes to defeat the filibuster, infuriating the base and many of his own senators.