Definition of "angering" []

• Present participle of anger. (verb)

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• "With the Soviet Union on the ropes, the president spent his second term angering conservatives and confusing his own advisers by pursuing his "dream" of a nuclear-free world with his "friend" Mikhail Gorbachev in a series of dovish summits that enabled the Soviet leader to make the internal reforms required to end the Cold War."
• "He succeeded in angering not only the radical proponents of land reform policies and economic nationalism but also the land owners, who opposed all change and disliked Madero's weakness."
• "I wonder if Darcy the teenage babysitter would see John Kennedy in the same light -- "angering" the Soviets."