madden

Object

• beast: But both his balls were powerless, and only served still further to madden the enraged beasts.
• crowd: She now plays an actress who escapes the maddened crowds to fall into the arms of a bohemian young writer.

Subject

• attack: Among the reinforcements ordered to replace those killed, wounded and maddened by the bloody attack on Glencorse Copse was Pte.

Modifying Another Word

• so: This horrific tale is too traumatic to carry on, For the man was so maddened he did not live long.
• especially: One example which especially maddens me; the slogan of Michael Howard - prison works ( deafening applause ).
• almost: But the knowledge that I share in the corporate responsibility for it almost maddens me with shame and horror.

Infinitive complement

• think: It was maddening to think that the hiding-place was on his very lips at the moment that he died.

Preposition: with

• pain: Maddened with pain the Snake tried every means he could think of to get rid of the creature, but without success.
• rage: Alby, maddened with rage, believes Suz is under Kalendorf's influence and she must trust him and see Kalendorf as a traitor.

Preposition: by

• drink: How dreadful it is for men to be quarreling with each other when maddened by drink.
• attack: Among the reinforcements ordered to replace those killed, wounded and maddened by the bloody attack on Glencorse Copse was Pte.