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Causing irritation or annoyance.
annoying
troublesome
teasing
irritating
galling
pesky
vexatious
vexing
pestering
pestiferous
disagreeable
1
What a
bothersome
world this is; there is no finality about anything.
2
But it was
bothersome
to know that they were coming toward him.
3
But the police were so
bothersome
in this part of the world.
4
He frowned irritably, as though I'd asked him something
bothersome
and insignificant.
5
Without their marshy breeding ground, those
bothersome
biting insects had largely disappeared.
6
Keep the flies away-theyare
bothersome
-
and
bathe
his head every little while.
7
In all my born days I've never seen such a
bothersome
child.
8
I found Windows Store restriction to be more
bothersome
than I expected.
9
She swiped away a
bothersome
tear with the back of her hand.
10
It's all I can do to attend to the
bothersome
things now.
11
Just send her out here to me if she gets too
bothersome
.
12
Then, too, full-length spare poles are very
bothersome
and inconvenient to carry.
13
Gwen felt as if she'd been brushed aside like a
bothersome
fly.
14
Methods: Randomised double-blind crossover trial of lung cancer patients with
bothersome
cough.
15
However, acute medications were frequently associated with headache recurrence and
bothersome
side effects.
16
The personal was, compared with the tides of great nations, a
bothersome
detail.
bothersome
less bothersome
more bothersome
bothersome fly
very bothersome
bothersome questions