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exasperation
noun as in upset, provocation
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Informed of her coach’s claim with Close standing nearby at Big Ten media day, Leger-Walker expressed mock exasperation.
After 45 years of experience in rescues, Barron admits to a certain exasperation with France's current failure to do more to stop the smugglers.
The exasperation over a lost water bottle, the frustration of mismatched shin guards, the stress of ticking off a mental check-list when rushing out the door—I loved how ordinary these problems felt.
“Is football a game or a religion?” the sports broadcaster Howard Cosell once asked with exasperation.
"There is a bubble of exasperation in the country," explained the commentator, Bruno Cautrès, offering a warning to Macron.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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