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Incense (Verb)

Perfume especially with a censer.

Verbs of seeing, hearing, feeling.

She entered the room and began to incense it with the fragrance of sandalwood.
The traditional ceremony involved priests who incense the air with sticks of myrrh.
Her aunt would incense the house every morning as an act of devotion.
Priests used censers to incense the holy shrine with pungent incense sticks.
During meditation, he would sit cross-legged and incense the air with aromatic woods.

Make furious.

Verbs of feeling.

The rude customer's complaints about the food began to incense the chef, who had worked tirelessly to prepare the meal.
Her condescending attitude incensed the other team members, making them even more resistant to her leadership.
The politician's insensitive remarks incensed the entire community, leading to a massive protest outside city hall.
The player's intentional foul incensed the opposing team's coach, who immediately demanded a penalty.
The company's harsh layoff policy incensed the remaining employees, who feared for their own job security.