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Meanings of exasperating in English
Usage of exasperating in English
1
And yet the way that Get Out is fenced off is exasperating.
2
For all the sweetness of her nature, Alessandra could indeed be exasperating.
3
There was not even a lull in the exasperating withdrawals of gold.
4
The days wore on and his presence became more and more exasperating.
5
The wholesale seizure of American property was exasperating to the last degree.
6
Flubbed lines and missed cues begin to seem exasperating rather than amusing.
7
Every advance in scientific warfare may make them more dangerous and exasperating.
8
The girl found his incredible egoism at once amusing and extremely exasperating.
9
It is exasperating to hear laughter-evenfeigned laughter-inwhich one cannot join.
10
The other chiefs maintained a cold reserve that was baffling and exasperating.
11
With this exasperating feature of bear and lion chases I was familiar.
12
Maybe he'd better settle for baby steps, as exasperating as that was.
13
But you take the entire matter with such infernal indifference-itis exasperating.
14
This was exasperating, and Marius fumed secretly and swore at the delay.
15
She raised her delicate eyebrows in a most exasperating well-bred, admonitory way.
16
They probably had been raised, but in a manner exasperating because irregular.
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Exasperating across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common