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Causing irritation or annoyance.
annoying
teasing
irritating
galling
pesky
vexatious
pestering
bothersome
pestiferous
plaguy
disagreeable
Extremely annoying or displeasing.
maddening
exasperating
infuriating
displeasing
1
Lucy took no note of this
vexing
phenomenon and continued to speak:
2
The truly
vexing
problems are turning out to be the medical ones.
3
The builders have moved on to the
vexing
problem of my freezer.
4
Great Britain's successes in the Games of the 29th Olympiad were
vexing
.
5
But of the two the form of Hameed remains the more
vexing
.
6
The question of speedy versus delayed publication is a very
vexing
one.
7
It was
vexing
his having moved round the corner, into North Street.
8
He wondered if he were still
vexing
his soul over the irrevocable.
9
Stop your greeting, Callum, and not be
vexing
our friends the gentlemen.
10
I shall determine den more perfectly dis
vexing
subject of your sanity.
11
At any rate, there was no use
vexing
herself about Arthur now.
12
Brendan Gleeson plays a decent priest confronted with a
vexing
moral dilemma.
13
Once again, archaeologists run into a
vexing
lack of artefacts showing this.
14
You just don't understand how
vexing
it can be, being a God.
15
That way, we hope, the
vexing
problem of freedom and security will disappear.
16
Legal issues might be almost as
vexing
as technical ones, some experts believe.
vexing
vex
most vexing
vexing problem
vexing question
very vexing
particularly vexing