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exasperated
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    People swapped exasperated looks, but nobody answered.  (source)
    exasperated = greatly annoyed
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    "All right! I'm coming!" she cried, exasperated, and then added quickly, "I mean, I'll be right there, Mama."  (source)
    exasperated = annoyed
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    She sounded exasperated, like she wanted to take me by the shoulders and shake me till my teeth fell out.  (source)
    exasperated = greatly annoyed
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    Roy was completely exasperated.  (source)
    exasperated = greatly annoyed
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    Shallow impatience and exasperation, that was all Lily had felt.  (source)
    exasperation = annoyance
    standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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    All day long I hear nothing but what an exasperating child I am,  (source)
    exasperating = annoying
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    This seemed to exasperate the Prince.  (source)
    exasperate = greatly annoy
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    To Lisa, Joe said exasperatedly, "Who is Rose Tucker, what does she do for Teknologik?"†  (source)
    exasperatedly = with great annoyance
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    Although war gratifies the army, it embarrasses and often exasperates that countless multitude of men whose minor passions every day require peace in order to be satisfied.†  (source)
    exasperates = greatly annoys
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    But I found the saving exasperatingly slow.†  (source)
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    Apparently, this was destined to be a day of exasperations.†  (source)
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    I was mad at Harold and he was exasperated with me.  (source)
    exasperated = greatly annoyed
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    Something between a sigh and a huff of exasperation leaves my mouth.  (source)
    exasperation = great annoyance
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