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frustration

[fruh-strey-shuhn] / frʌˈstreɪ ʃən /


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When, instead, another Black Democrat from Chicago, Barack Obama, headed toward the Democratic nomination in 2008, Jackson’s frustration spilled into public with a vulgar criticism of Obama caught on microphone.

From Los Angeles Times

Paramount’s leadership has also accused Warner of running an unfair bidding process to favor Netflix and frequently expressed frustration that its series of new offers were rejected with minimal engagement between the two companies.

From The Wall Street Journal

Raman has said that her decision to run was driven in part by her frustration with city leaders’ inability to get the basics right, such as fixing streetlights and paving streets.

From Los Angeles Times

A gifted orator, Jackson articulated the frustrations of those who felt like second-class citizens in the world's most prosperous democracy.

From BBC

It led to a huge sense of frustration among students who felt they were missing out on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study and make lifelong friends.

From BBC