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annoyance

[uh-noi-uhns] / əˈnɔɪ əns /




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I wanted to reach out and pull him toward me, but despite my annoyance with her advice, what Ma had said about being modest needled me.

From Literature

I can feel the wheels about to come off the conversation, the rising annoyance in his voice as he sets down his cigar.

From Literature

But Margolyes has never been nominated as an actress, much to her annoyance.

From BBC

Many expressed doubt or annoyance at the fake stories – but others did seem to be taken in by it.

From BBC

Many people's annoyance at having to accept cookies when they visit a new website is an illustration of what is sometimes called the "privacy paradox".

From BBC