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exasperated

adjective as in enraged

adjective as in offended

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“Why would you bring the pink one?” asks an exasperated Rhett.

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They have also grown exasperated over the rising cost of legal payouts, which have consumed a steadily larger portion of the city budget.

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But it's no secret that Buckingham Palace was exasperated with the scandals surrounding Prince Andrew and what a royal source calls the "constant parade of headlines".

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But Davis said the surge in sweeps has residents scared and exasperated, triggering a trickle-down effect that can swamp a community's economy.

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“We all get a little bit exasperated when we see somebody shooting a video on a crosswalk holding a pumpkin,” Cole said.

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

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