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Meanings of very vexing in English

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Usage of very vexing in English
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The question of speedy versus delayed publication is a very vexing one.
History of Egypt, Chaldea, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria in the ...
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It's not a very big bite, though, of course, it must be very vexing.
The Junior Classics, Volume 8: Animal and Nature Stories
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It is very vexing, but it cannot be helped.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
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I dare-say you have no such trouble; but with our poorer people it is very vexing.
The Damnation of Theron Ware
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It is very vexing to bring things so far, and, when required, to find them nearly useless.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
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Only there was one very vexing problem with this scenario: His own newspaper didn't know anything about it.
Secret Sanction
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But the new order of things in the house proved in time to be very vexing to Henry Hill.
The Hero of Hill House
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It is very vexing, coming as it does just now, because we should have known our fate so much earlier.
A Countess from Canada: A Story of Life in the Backwoods
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It is very vexing to get thus far, and have to turn back, when perhaps another day's journey would bring me to a better country.
Explorations in Australia / The Journals of John McDouall Stuart...
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"Dear me, how very vexing, to be sure!"
My Strangest Case
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"Now, this is very vexing," Koshchei said, "and I cannot, of course, put up with such scepticism.
Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice
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'By Jove, Monsieur le Cure, it is very vexing not to have an Epiphany queen, for we have the bean.
A Selection from the Writings of Guy De Maupassant, Vol. I
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"Which must be very vexing."
Blameless
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