Meanings of very vexatious in English

Grateful as I was to the faithful creature, the delay was very vexatious.

That was a very vexatious and improper lawsuit their mother brought against me.

He is often in a very vexatious position for a boy of his age.

That sort of waiting is very vexatious, that... useless waiting... very annoying and enervating.

Moreover, it was very vexatious to have him there.

The loss of the shirt was very vexatious.

To be neglected before one's time must be very vexatious; but it was entirely the mother's fault.

The circumstance of having passed them was very vexatious as they had three deer en cache at their encampment.

This detention was very vexatious, for we were not only losing a fair wind, but lying in a very exposed situation.

For my own part, I believe I should have liked my reprobate maternal grandfather, but his conduct was certainly very vexatious.

This delay was very vexatious to the young emigrant, but it proved in the end the greatest blessing that could have befallen him.

But I must begin on another subject: there has been a great and very vexatious, but unavoidable delay in the publication of your book.

It was certainly very vexatious that, in spite of all his attempts to humble and ruin our hero, he seemed more prosperous than ever.

Lord Monmouth was well content with the prowess of his grandson, and his extreme cordiality consoled Coningsby under a defeat which was very vexatious.

Having held largely attended assizes in these towns, I freed a great number of cities from very vexatious tributes, excessive interest, and fraudulent debt.

It was very vexatious; but still three lions were not a bad bag for one gun before dinner, and I was fain to be content.