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Meanings of more annoyed in English

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Usage of more annoyed in English
1
No one was more annoyed by this unfortunate occurrence than Ben Jones.
Astoria; Or, Anecdotes of an Enterprise Beyond the Rocky Mountai...
2
She was far more annoyed than she would let Jeffrey see.
The hellfire club
3
She was just more annoyed than anything else about the questions.
Reuters
4
The discussion passed to John Mather, who sounded even more annoyed.
The Guardian
5
The more I thought about it, the more annoyed I became.
Three to get deadly and four to score
6
I was nervous about contacting him-butI was more annoyed about my loss.
Wired
7
He probably should have been more annoyed with team-mate Gustavo Cabral, mind you.
The Guardian
8
If you do, and they notice, they'll get even more annoyed with us.
Agents of light and darkness
9
After dinner, though, or the cooks will be even more annoyed with us.
The bone palace
10
My dear aunt,- Iammore annoyed than surprised at Savinien's pranks.
Ursula
11
Don't make me any more annoyed than I am at present.
The Mischief-Maker
12
He squints at the flood of blinding white light, more annoyed than frightened.
The usual suspects
13
Lady Coryston laughed; but was perhaps more annoyed than amused.
The Coryston Family / A Novel
14
The more the 16-year-old has been mentioned, the more annoyed some commentators have become.
The Guardian
15
Perhaps for that very reason they were all the more annoyed at her action.
The Youngest Girl in the Fifth: A School Story
16
The young people were still more annoyed at being discovered.
Won from the Waves
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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