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Meanings of more bothersome in English

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Usage of more bothersome in English
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I found Windows Store restriction to be more bothersome than I expected.
The Guardian
2
I knew Mr. Remsen ten years ago, and a more bothersome lad we never had.
The Half-Back: A Story of School, Football, and Golf
3
Far more bothersome are the Donnelly boys themselves.
Reuters
4
Even more bothersome was the fact that Eddie Kuntz's napkin was moving on his lap without benefit of hands.
Four to score
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Some people with diabetes expressed deep worry and loss of hope, saying that 'thoughts are more bothersome than the illness'.
Pubmed
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What a luxury to have nothing to keep you awake, no issues more bothersome than the latest sales figures for toilet paper.
After the fall
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Really, I would have preferred not to, but it would have been more bothersome to complain, so I shut up and did as told.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
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