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Meanings of exasperate in English
Usage of exasperate in English
1
But I know very well how to exasperate and humble the Christians.
2
She hesitated in her response, not wishing to exasperate Desnoyers any further.
3
Accordingly, no means were neglected that could inflame and exasperate the populace.
4
He will puzzle us and perplex us as well as exasperate us.
5
They do not know what will soothe, and what will exasperate them.
6
Mr. Ventnor leaned forward-you'dbetter hold your tongue, and not exasperate me.
7
Why did they try every thing to exasperate her to the utmost?
8
What divisions separate the human race, and exasperate men against each other!
9
It would not subdue the savages; it would only exasperate them.
10
The assertion seemed to exasperate her; her voice discovered new strength and violence.
11
Nothing is being done to allay these forces; everything conspires to exasperate them.
12
I am firm, and your words will only exasperate my rage.
13
So do not exasperate me, Fouche; do not make me your irreconcilable enemy.
14
Galileo continued to exasperate his enemies by his arrogance and sarcasms.
15
You exasperate me with your talk about the compelling claims of oversexed individuals.
16
That was what he wanted-toend his own life and exasperate the foreman.
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