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irritated

adjective as in annoyed

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Others, some publicly, some privately, are irritated with Streeting and think he ought to wind his neck in a bit.

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Over the following hour, reporters went from amused to irritated as he failed to provide any of the promised evidence for his claims.

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Trump, irritated, pulled the microphone from its stand and held it close to his face.

However, if people are irritated by the smell, she recommends they stay away from the coastline this week.

And they have and it hasn’t – in fact the direct nature of their remarks about reparations on the way to the summit irritated some of those countries campaigning on it.

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

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