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Meanings of become an irritant in English

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Usage of become an irritant in English
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The whistle, like the fan, had become an irritant of his soul.
The marrowbone marble company
2
Even Olmsted had become an irritant.
The devil in the white city: murder, magic & madness and the fai...
3
Stuck at Sheremetyevo airport with his passport revoked, he has become an irritant in relations between the United States and Russia.
Reuters
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Selby has become an irritant to three-time world champion O'Sullivan after making a habit of fighting back to beat him in major finals.
The Irish Times
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Adams spoke up, in what was becoming an irritant to Matthew's ears.
Speaks the Nightbird
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The coolness I had admired during his campaign became an irritant.
The Guardian
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Black pepper, if used profusely as is often done in American cooking, becomes an irritant, and produces indigestion.
The Easiest Way in Housekeeping and Cooking / Adapted to Domesti...
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Recuperating in a four-bed ward after knee surgery, access to the television quickly became an irritant for Mark McCloskey.
The Irish Times
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