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maddening

[mad-n-ing] / ˈmæd n ɪŋ /


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Played when other nations have already started their preparation for the T20 World Cup, this trio of fixtures felt like another maddening quirk of a packed international schedule.

From BBC

Through 58 Years in the U.S. market, Subaru has tendered some of the best that modern car building has had to offer, maddeningly packaged with some of the worst.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fear among loyal fans that this maddening football team will ruin not just prized weekends, but life itself?

From The Wall Street Journal

Potts was asked to bowl one more futile spell of bouncers, with the maddening Smith playing tennis-style smashes and signalling a wide to the umpires.

From BBC

Figuring out the purse for 34 of the 35 graded stakes races at Santa Anita is, for horsemen anyway, maddeningly simple: Just look up the minimum purse required in North America.

From Los Angeles Times