1. tending to drive someone mad; extremely frustrating or exasperating
Usage: often used in literary or formal contexts; present participle form used as adjective

Examples

• The bemaddening noise from the construction site made it impossible to concentrate.
• Her bemaddening habit of interrupting every conversation drove everyone crazy.
• The bemaddening delays in the airport left passengers exhausted and angry.
• It was bemaddening to watch the same mistake repeated over and over.
• The bemaddening complexity of the new software frustrated the entire team.
• His bemaddening refusal to listen to reason made the situation worse.