Examples of 'exasperation' in a sentence
Meaning of "exasperation"
exasperation (noun) - 'Exasperation' refers to a feeling of intense irritation or annoyance. It is often used to describe a state of being frustrated or fed up with a situation or a person
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- The act of exasperating or the state of being exasperated; irritation; keen or bitter anger.
- Increase of violence or malignity; aggravation; exacerbation.
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And your exasperation leads me also to conclude.
You have got this look of exasperation.
There are flashes of exasperation and dismissive impatience.
Dahlan did not hesitate to voice his exasperation.
The story begins in exasperation and chagrin.
His exasperation is almost palpable on the page.
One can imagine their exasperation on reading it.
The exasperation in their faces was evident.
Knockout feels detect on every side exasperation.
A feeling of exasperation burst out in his heart.
Her father paced the floor in exasperation.
He saw my look of exasperation and raised a hand.
Thompson was not alone in his exasperation.
Exasperation at the fringes of society following.
There was an understandable edge of exasperation in his response.
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This exasperation has deeper roots.
My first reaction to her news was exasperation.
The animosity and exasperation of both parties was uncontrollable.
She let out a breath of complete exasperation.
There is real exasperation on the ground.
The excitement in her voice is shifting to exasperation.
And exasperation here is a negative term.
Luna said with a soft sigh of exasperation.
Exasperation is not what is needed here.
The intent of the exasperation is to draw out sympathy.
Exasperation could well spread to everyone.
Maybe spoken as an exasperation or perhaps as a prayer.
I will just end on a note of exasperation.
Her exasperation must have been apparent.
I can quite understand your exasperation.
The exasperation of differences in the clinic.
Police officers do not escape exasperation.
Frustration and exasperation are a similar type of tertiary emotions.
The question is born from exasperation.
The exasperation bleeds into my voice.
We must fight the temptation of exasperation.
The exasperation runs each methods.
There is both amusement and exasperation in her voice.
Exasperation at the state of affairs in our part of the world.
Jane closed her eyes in exasperation.
Their exasperation and despair is vividly portrayed in this poem.
Diane annoys the boy up to exasperation.
Exasperation is always a sign of defeat.
Kellerman pinches his lips together with exasperation.
Of age houswife exasperation pumped.
Chris looked at her narrowly with mute exasperation.
His exasperation mounted and he began to contemplate direct action.
Marco glanced at me with a mix of exasperation and resignation.
Exasperation often occurs in marriage.
The young woman let out a sigh of exasperation.
