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Meanings of most vexing in English

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Usage of most vexing in English
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All of this is often most vexing when at its silliest.
The Guardian
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But the shortage of specialty engineers may prove one of the most vexing.
Reuters
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And yet it had its melody-melody ,tome, of the most vexing power.
Confession; Or, The Blind Heart. A Domestic Story
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As always, the boundaries of the human reach remain our most vexing moral problem.
Futures 1
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When you wake up, you can tell us the answer to our most vexing question.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
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The vowel sounds are the most vexing source of errors, especially where diphthongs are found.
The Art of Public Speaking
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Of these, the costs structure is the most vexing.
The Irish Times
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A most vexing child-nosupport to me at all.
Roger Ingleton, Minor
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It would be most vexing if he did anything foolish in the remaining fifteen minutes!
Serge Panine — Volume 01
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The third problem to deal with was the most vexing of all: Storm needed the nerds.
Storm Front
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This was turning into a most vexing day.
Tell me, pretty maiden
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He is a most vexing addition to our party, yet one cannot help laughing at him.
A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains
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But more importantly, the adventure will answer that most vexing question: What became of Luke's lost hand?
Wired
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They came fully prepared to answer the most vexing questions about the cost of the GT 400.
The capitol game
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But in many respects, Google's most vexing threats during that period came from inside the company itself.
Wired
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The condition of roads ranked as the second most vexing problem for drivers in AA surveys, he said.
Radio NZ
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