1. to make mad or angry; to infuriate or exasperate
Usage: transitive verb; somewhat archaic or literary

Examples

• The constant delays bemaddened the passengers waiting at the airport.
• His refusal to listen bemaddened her to the point of tears.
• The bureaucratic red tape bemaddened even the most patient administrator.
• Such injustice would bemadden anyone with a sense of fairness.
• The noise from the construction site bemaddened the residents for weeks.