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Meanings of very aggravating in English

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Usage of very aggravating in English
1
There was something in this very aggravating,-somethingspecially intended to excite angry feelings.
Mr. Scarborough's Family
2
It's very aggravating, but I'm afraid there's no help for it.
A Honeymoon in Space
3
Tom's tone as he said this was very aggravating, and Herbert's face flushed.
Try and Trust; Or, Abner Holden's Bound Boy
4
The smoke was very aggravating to the midshipman, but he could not help himself.
Within The Enemy's Lines
5
And then he had his own individual annoyances, and very aggravating annoyances they were.
Doctor Thorne
6
Though doubtless they are very aggravating, and very jealous.
Wood Magic: A Fable
7
For a learned man to be baffled by such an inexplicable phenomenon was very aggravating.
A Journey to the Centre of the Earth
8
It was certainly very aggravating to be so near freedom, and yet unable to obtain it.
The Young Bank Messenger
9
I 'm sure this is a very aggravating place for an engaged girl to be at.
A Summer Evening's Dream / 1898
10
She was very aggravating in this way.
The Burial of the Guns
11
You are so very aggravating, in words and manner, that I cannot even attempt to understand you.
The Last Woman
12
It is very aggravating, Colonel, as I particularly wished to be here for the next few weeks.
The Thin Red Line; and Blue Blood
13
It was very sad, and very aggravating.
The Land of Footprints
14
He was a very aggravating chap.
The Making of an American
15
How very aggravating, thought Mr. Gusher.
The Von Toodleburgs; Or, The History of a Very Distinguished Fam...
16
You are very aggravating, young man.
An Outcast; Or, Virtue and Faith
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