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incensing

/ɪnˈsen.sɪŋ/

Translations

incensingnoun

encensement

The incensing of the altar was a significant part of the ceremony.

L'encensement de l'autel était une partie importante de la cérémonie.

Additional translations

exaspérationSens rare, lié au fait d'irriter ou de mettre en colère.

Synonyms

incensinggerund / present participle

/ɪnˈsɛnsɪŋ/

exaspérant

His incensing comments sparked an immediate backlash.

Ses propos exaspérants ont provoqué une réaction immédiate.

Additional translations

embaumé d'encensSens littéraire ou descriptif, en parlant d'une fumée ou d'un lieu imprégné d'encens.

Synonyms

incenseverb

incensing

Gerund

incensed

Past Simple

incensed

Past Participle

incensing

Gerund

/ˈɪn.sens/

/ˈɪnˌsɛns/

indignerSens fort : provoquer une vive colère ou une profonde indignation.

The unfair decision incensed the entire team.

La décision injuste a indigné toute l'équipe.

Additional translations

enragerPlus familier et expressif.

Synonyms

Definitions

incensingnoun

The act of burning incense, often as part of a religious or spiritual ritual.

The incensing of the altar was a significant part of the ceremony.

The act of provoking or enraging; the state of becoming incensed.

Her constant interruptions were an incensing of everyone in the room.

incensinggerund / present participle

Causing anger or indignation; enraging.

His incensing comments sparked an immediate backlash.

Emitting or permeated with the fragrance of burning incense.

The room was filled with an incensing smoke from the censer.

incenseverb

To make someone very angry or enraged.

The unfair decision incensed the entire team.