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irritates

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“But it seems to me it makes people even more angry, irritates and outrages them. Because people really cannot understand, especially lately, those attacks that hit peaceful houses.”

From BBC

Chad, a decades-old ally of France, is now cleverly playing off Russia and its traditional Western partners, deepening relations with Moscow in a ploy that irritates and pressures Paris and Washington.

From BBC

This irritates some pundits, as "vibes" are hard to measure.

From Salon

Anything that goads and irritates the opposition is fair game.

From BBC

But hiding fees — basically, not disclosing the true price of your product — irritates customers.

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

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