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Meanings of very exasperating in English

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Usage of very exasperating in English
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Val, as has been stated, could be very exasperating when she chose.
Lonesome Land
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The excitement of the canvass was aggravated by very exasperating circumstances.
Political Recollections / 1840 to 1872
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This is a very exasperating man to meet because fortune usually favours him.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 19, 1919
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He was really very exasperating, and something presumptuous too, she thought.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution
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Well, it was very exasperating, but that was all I could get out of him.
Somewhere in Red Gap
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Jeffcott was a faithful old servant, but he could be very exasperating when he liked.
The Top of the World
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The accursed female is very exasperating, I fear.
Letters to Helen: Impressions of an Artist on the Western Front
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I mean, God almighty, it was very exasperating.
The Guardian
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It was that lofty smile of amused pity and superiority, which is, I suppose, very exasperating.
Ars Recte Vivendi; Being Essays Contributed to "The Easy Chair"
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But that Saturday morning that we began to tell about, it was such a very exasperating one all around.
Divers Women
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Nick could be very exasperating.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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These manifestations of fiendish cunning and premeditation are very exasperating to those responsible for the care of animals in captivity.
The Minds and Manners of Wild Animals: A Book of Personal Observ...
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There was a certain absent-mindedness and dilatoriness about his buying and selling of stock, very exasperating to me, his agent.
Odd John
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He was very exasperating.
Clayhanger
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The result is a very strange, very interesting, very exasperating book- abookfull to bursting of both lies and honesty...
The new yorker
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"You're a very exasperating young person, Nan," he said.
The Moon out of Reach
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