Verb:

क्रुद्ध करना, खिकालाना, क्रोधित करना, चिढ़ाना,

rile's Usage Examples:

He retains family and business interests in the troubled country and is keen not to rile the authorities.

rile the authorities.

She'll strive to strike a balance of fairness in all that she does and will rile against anything she deems to be an injustice.

rile people up and get them to thinking on a different level.

Although they're not the most convenient mode of transportation for mall trips, these carriers are ideal for those pesky veterinarian visits and road trips that can really rile up your pet.

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On the other hand, Taurus is slow to rile, and it takes a while for anger to build.

Rathery, Le Comte de Pub (Paris, 1876); and P. Boy, Stanislaus Leszczyeski rile troisinte traiti de Vienne (Paris, 1898).

She eyed him, not sure his patronizing tone wasn't meant to rile her.

He smiled faintly, knowing how hard it was to rile up his trusted Guardian.

Synonyms:

plague, get under one"s skin, get at, nettle, irritate, chafe, gravel, chivvy, antagonize, provoke, eat into, ruffle, nark, get to, vex, peeve, fret, chevvy, get, antagonise, bother, rag, beset, chivy, rankle, displease, molest, chevy, annoy, harry, harass, hassle, grate, devil,

Antonyms:

calm, praise, like, satisfy, attract,