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Meanings of bothersome in anglès

Causing irritation or annoyance.

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Usage of bothersome in anglès
1
What a bothersome world this is; there is no finality about anything.
Jennie Baxter, Journalist
2
But it was bothersome to know that they were coming toward him.
The flock
3
But the police were so bothersome in this part of the world.
Phoenix noir
4
He frowned irritably, as though I'd asked him something bothersome and insignificant.
Sister Mine
5
Without their marshy breeding ground, those bothersome biting insects had largely disappeared.
The Plains of Passage
6
Keep the flies away-theyare bothersome-andbathe his head every little while.
Betty Zane
7
In all my born days I've never seen such a bothersome child.
The Desired Woman
8
I found Windows Store restriction to be more bothersome than I expected.
The Guardian
9
She swiped away a bothersome tear with the back of her hand.
The spurned viscountess
10
It's all I can do to attend to the bothersome things now.
The Governess
11
Just send her out here to me if she gets too bothersome.
Georgina of the Rainbows
12
Then, too, full-length spare poles are very bothersome and inconvenient to carry.
Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of ...
13
Gwen felt as if she'd been brushed aside like a bothersome fly.
A vote of confidence
14
Methods: Randomised double-blind crossover trial of lung cancer patients with bothersome cough.
Pubmed
15
However, acute medications were frequently associated with headache recurrence and bothersome side effects.
Pubmed
16
The personal was, compared with the tides of great nations, a bothersome detail.
Timescape
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United Kingdom
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