Meanings of vex the world in English

Then, jealousies between individuals, cities, provinces and nations, will no longer vex the world.

Nor can all the vanities that vex the world alter one whit the measure that night has chosen.

I must be free, though I vex the world's watchdogs.-So ,Danvers ,youare noticing how thoroughly Frenchwomen do their work.'

But whether Swift at the time vexed the world with Gulliver or not, ever since he has succeeded in diverting it.

The sophistic tyrants of Paris are loud in their declamations against the departed regal tyrants, who in former ages have vexed the world.

The difficulty of extracting themselves from it vexed the world's best and pushed up the scoring on a perfect summer's day of gentle sea breezes.

A profound philosophic writer of the age intimates that the various psychological systems which have so long vexed the world are but veiled ontologic speculations.