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"Enraged" can fall into a few different categories.
1) It could be a verb in the past tense.
Ex. "Rachel's hatred of felines enraged all the cat-lovers in the room."
2) It could be a past participle used as an adjective.
Ex. "The enraged cat-lovers threw tomatoes at Rachel."
3) It could be a past participle used to form the past-, present-, or future perfect.
Ex. "Rachel had enraged/has enraged/will have enraged all cat-lovers."
4) It could be a past participle used to form passive voice.
Ex. "The cat-lovers were enraged by Rachel's contempt for cats."
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