madden
Pronunciation: [ˈmædən]
Word
Context: “emotions”
(verb) to make someone really angry or frustrated. It’s like when your little brother breaks your toy on purpose and it makes you so mad.
Example
The unfair decision made the players mad.
Example
She didn’t let the small problems madden her; she stayed calm.
Example
What things might madden you the most when you’re playing games?
Context: “sports”
(verb) to drive someone crazy or to annoy someone a lot, especially in a game or competition. For example, if someone keeps winning and you can't catch up, it might madden you.
Example
The unexpected loss didn’t madden him; he just wanted to improve for next time.
Example
The constant interruptions at practice didn't madden the team; they kept focusing.
Example
Did the referee's decision madden the players during the game?
0s0s