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Meanings of quite exasperated in English

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Usage of quite exasperated in English
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Bongrand, quite exasperated, turned towards the engine.
His Masterpiece
2
The footpad sounded quite exasperated.
The lies of locke lamora
3
Mr. Spriggins was evidently taking on a few airs for he seemed quite exasperated and ready to battle against such aspersions.
Marguerite Verne; Or, Scenes from Canadian Life
4
The strange dog, looking quite exasperated, stood to his proper height again, hesitated a second, and then turned and galloped off up the street.
Dogsbody
5
"Don't any of you ever say anything but Hallo?" Sirius said, quite exasperated.
Dogsbody
6
"What's the matter now?" he said at last, quite exasperated.
The Magicians of Caprona
7
"Don't you dare come in," he said, quite exasperated.
Sweetapple Cove
8
"What events?-whatevents?" demanded Mrs. Jasher, now quite exasperated.
The Green Mummy
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