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Meanings of irritating way in English

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Usage of irritating way in English
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They mix up the items of news in a very irritating way.
Gossamer
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And she had an irritating way of making comments such as this:
The Blood Red Dawn
3
A lone mosquito circled my head, whining in its high-pitched, irritating way.
The frog princess
4
Ben had an irritating way of acting like he was way older than me.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
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Then, again, Tudor had such an irritating way about him.
Adventure
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He needed them, in some uncertain and irritating way, but he did not enjoy them.
Blood music
7
Then Julia Crosby laughed in her tantalizing irritating way.
Grace Harlowe's Sophomore Year at High School / The Record of th...
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After the irritating way of telephones, she was put presently into communication with Mrs. Gaynor.
The Everlasting Whisper
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Lise, when surprised or scornful, had a peculiarly irritating way of whistling through her teeth.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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Some men had that irritating way with women; Walter's smile suggested that he might have it.
The Helpmate
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To my gratification, Charles glared at Bill, raising one eyebrow in a very superior and irritating way.
Dead as a doornail
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What an irritating way of writing letters.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
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That was why the word "civilian" kept popping into his skull in such an irritating way.
The Godfather
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But my early lessons had penetrated pretty deep and had an irritating way of reasserting themselves at inconvenient times.
Teaching the pig to dance: a memoir
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Lack of energy can also halt your progress in a more irritating way, as it's needed to create checkpoints called soul links.
The Guardian
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Certainly she had the most irritating way in the world of pronouncing the words which usually sound sweetest from a woman's lips.
An Algonquin Maiden: A Romance of the Early Days of Upper Canada
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