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Significados de exasperation en inglés

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exasperació

An exasperated feeling of annoyance.

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Uso de exasperation en inglés
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Remarkable days indeed.' He gave the snide servant a look of exasperation.
Empire in black and gold
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I remember thinking in exasperation: Typical Diana to make such a fuss.
The Guardian
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Father Monaghan asked in a tone somewhere between honest query and exasperation.
I'll never get out of this world alive
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His exasperation is shared by all in the tourism industry in Longford.
The Irish Times
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Stockholm's move reflects growing international exasperation over the moribund Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
The Irish Times
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I could distinctly hear the old herald, shouting and yelling in exasperation.
Indian Boyhood
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This time there was a note of exasperation in Aunt Maryl's voice.
To Die in Italbar
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My pupils are as stupid as posts; I nearly died of exasperation.
The Darling and Other Stories
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Kristabel let out a sigh of exasperation and concentrated on the image.
The evolutionary void
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The girl was afraid to add to the exasperation of her father.
Chance: A Tale in Two Parts
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She took Fou-Chow from Stépan and pinched him cruelly in her exasperation.
The Price of Things
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I don't know why you're all … Little said in mock exasperation.
News.com.au
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At least he spent half-time channelling that exasperation into a positive response.
The Guardian
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The professor's worry about the book contract was now compounded by exasperation.
Phantoms
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She looked at him in desperation- adesperationhalf exasperation and half enchantment.
Balloons
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Studying Hannah's expression, Var saw it transform from exasperation to weary horror.
Jupiter War
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