Madden

The continuous exposure to sunlight can madden the color of the curtains.

The rodeo clown yelled and waved his arms to madden the bull and draw its attention away from the fallen cowboy.

The thought of being stuck in traffic for hours was enough to madden him.

The careless handling can madden the fragile porcelain vase.

The circus performer tried to madden the elephant by pulling its tail.

The hair dye can madden your scalp and cause irritation and itching.

Prolonged exposure to the sun can madden your skin and lead to sunburn and skin cancer.

The constant noise from the construction site began to madden the neighbors.

The farmer's dog barked loudly to madden the sheep and make them move in the desired direction.

The constant criticism from his boss was enough to madden him to the point of wanting to quit.

Certain types of food can madden the lining of your digestive tract and cause inflammation and discomfort.

Lack of sleep and proper nutrition can madden the senses and weaken the mind.

The heavy object can madden the table if dropped on it.

The repetitive beeping of the alarm clock can madden even the deepest sleeper.

The smoke from the fire can madden your lungs.

The loud music can madden your ears and lead to hearing loss over time.

The strong wind can madden the roof of the house.

Being confined to a small space for too long can madden the mind.

The sharp object can madden the surface of the wall.

The acidic food and drinks can madden the enamel on your teeth and cause tooth decay.

The improper storage can madden the quality of the food.

The stress of the pandemic has started to madden some people.

The cold air can madden your lungs and cause coughing and wheezing.

Wearing tight-fitting clothes made of synthetic materials can madden your skin and cause acne and rashes.

The sound of nails scratching on a chalkboard can madden some people.

The constant use can madden the wheels of the bicycle.

The isolation and loneliness of the lockdowns could madden even the most stable of people.

High levels of stress can madden your immune system and increase your risk of illness and infection.

The wear and tear can madden the brakes of the car.

The jockey used a whip to madden the horse and make it run faster.

The never-ending traffic jam can madden even the calmest person.

The bee sting can madden your skin, so apply some ointment.

The trainer tried to madden the stallion so that it would be more aggressive in the ring.

The lack of sleep was starting to madden her and affect her mood.

The intense heat and humidity of the summer can madden some people.

The student would madden herself with worries about failing the exam.

The misuse of machinery can madden the production process.

The lion tamer attempted to madden the lion by poking it with a stick.

The impact can madden the propeller of the airplane.

The contact lenses can madden your eyes if you wear them for too long.