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'he was enraged' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to indicate that a person is feeling extremely angry. For example: John was so frustrated by his colleague's careless mistake that he was enraged.
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Sometimes he was enraged.
Bundakji could tell that he was enraged.
When word reached M.B.S., he was enraged.
He was encouraging, he was enraged.
After the Time piece appeared, he was enraged.
When Worley got off the phone with Raymond, he was enraged.
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He is enraged.
He's sad, he's enraged.
Because he is enraged by American efforts to crack down on Russian human rights abuses.
He is enraged by the cover-ups, and yet he did not let it drive him permanently from his faith.
He's enraged by the sentiment that life without love is "like the sea without the sun".
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