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annoyance

noun as in feeling of being irritated

noun as in source of irritation

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Nearly 50 miles southeast, about 50 Republican canvassers fueled up on coffee and doughnuts, united over the brisk weather and annoyance about Newsom’s attempt to redraw California’s congressional districts.

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Earlier this month Snapchat announced it would start charging people for storing photos and videos on their messaging app, much to the annoyance of some users.

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One customer claimed in the complaint that she was "no longer able to use her shoes as intended due to the embarrassment and annoyance".

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While for humans it's a brief jolt of annoyance, scientists are discovering that static electricity plays a major role in the survival and behavior of many small organisms.

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“I accidentally captured some widespread feeling of outrage, exhaustion, annoyance, discontent, hysteria, mania, worry, and the desire for candy,” she writes, explaining why the next day she was making media appearances about it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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