The Conditional Mood of enojar is used to express hypothetical situations or possibilities, for example: Si te enojaras menos, serías más feliz. (If you got angry less, you would be happier.)

Enojar is a regular verb, meaning its conjugations in the Conditional Mood follow the typical pattern for verbs ending in -ar.

Conjugations

Conjugations of Enojar (to anger) in the Conditional Mood tense (Castilian Spanish):

The conditional mood of enojar is used to express hypothetical or potential situations, often with an implied condition.

To get angry or upset: For example, Me enojaría si me mintieras. (I would get angry if you lied to me.) This is the most common meaning, referring to the act of becoming angry or upset about something.

To annoy or irritate: For example, El ruido me enojaría si intentara dormir. (The noise would annoy me if I tried to sleep.) In this sense, it refers to something causing annoyance or irritation.

To provoke or anger (someone): For example, Sus comentarios me enojarían. (His comments would anger me.) This usage implies provoking or causing someone to become angry.

To get mad or pissed off (slang): For example, Me enojaría un montón si me hiciera eso. (I would get really pissed off if he did that to me.) This slang usage conveys a stronger sense of anger or rage.

Examples

Examples of Enojar in the Conditional Mood

Si no enojaría a mi jefe, le pediría un aumento de sueldo. (If I wouldn’t anger my boss, I would ask for a raise.)

Esa película de terror enojaría a los niños pequeños. (That horror movie would anger young children.)

El político enojaría a sus seguidores si cambiara de opinión sobre ese tema. (The politician would anger his followers if he changed his stance on that issue.)

Aunque enojaríamos a nuestros vecinos, tendríamos una fiesta ruidosa esta noche. (Even though we would anger our neighbors, we would have a loud party tonight.)

¿Crees que enojarías a tus padres si te hicieras un tatuaje? (Do you think you would anger your parents if you got a tattoo?)

Los manifestantes enojarían a la policía si bloquearan la calle principal. (The protesters would anger the police if they blocked the main street.)

Ese chisme enojaría a tu novia si se enterara. (That gossip would anger your girlfriend if she found out.)

Ustedes enojarían al chef si no comieran toda la comida que preparó. (You all would anger the chef if you didn’t eat all the food he prepared.)

¿Enojaríais a vuestros abuelos si no fuerais a la reunión familiar? (Would you (plural) anger your grandparents if you didn’t go to the family gathering?)

Nosotros enojaríamos al equipo si llegáramos tarde al partido. (We would anger the team if we arrived late to the game.)

Esa broma pesada enojaría a cualquiera que la escuchara. (That offensive joke would anger anyone who heard it.)

El presidente enojaría a la nación si rompiera sus promesas de campaña. (The president would anger the nation if he broke his campaign promises.)

Tus amigos enojarían al dueño del bar si se emborracharan y causaran un alboroto. (Your friends would anger the bar owner if they got drunk and caused a ruckus.)

¿Enojarías a tu maestro si no entregaras la tarea a tiempo? (Would you anger your teacher if you didn’t turn in the homework on time?)

Esos comentarios ofensivos enojarían a cualquier persona decente. (Those offensive comments would anger any decent person.)

Conjugations with English Translations

Conjugations of Enojar (to anger) in the Conditional Mood tense (Castilian Spanish) with English Translations:

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Synonyms

The Conditional mood is also known as the Simple Conditional, Conditional Simple, Would Tense, or Future of the Past in English, and as Condicional Simple, Pospretérito, Potencial Simple, or Condicional de Indicativo in Spanish.