How do you use Bothered in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, plus the exact meaning.
Bothered meaning
- Annoyed; irritated.
- Caring about something; discomposed.
Synonyms of Bothered
Example sentences (20)
I’m sorry but Nigeria prioritised just three ethnic groups from the onset and as a Yoruba lady, I was not bothered.
Alcaraz' athletic volley secured the break and Sinner appeared to be bothered by his left hand after the exchange.
As with many things Nigerian, those that should listen, never do, those that should do something are never bothered.
The Washington regime—the first nation, nominally sovereign over the whole—could not be bothered with the crisis.
Don't blame others who had the perspicacity to differentiate when you can't be bothered to write the additional letter.
Of course, Australians have never been known to be overly bothered by sports stars’ views as long as they keep winning.
In Gallagher's case, he is reportedly bothered by the same injury that sidelined him for 13 games in December.
Al Horford in particular seemed to give him fits — Horford blocked him twice and bothered him at least twice.
Like many of the farmers we spoke to he has not bothered to open any cases with the police when their animals go missing.
It also means that you could have your house completely decked out in spooky décor all year and they wouldn’t be bothered.
But being short meant nobody bothered to guard her while she stood under the basket, making hoop after hoop.
And yet this guy, who is about to play one of the biggest games of his career, barely seems bothered by it.
Even if we accept that some of them are legitimately unfit for work, many more simply can’t be bothered.
They’re not bothered,” sighed Charlie Callow, 59, who was visiting with his wife and their two kids from Northampton, England.
The problem: neither of these jokers bothered to independently look up the case cites ChatGPT provided.
Despite Logan Paul seemingly keen on fighting Conor McGregor, the Irishman is more bothered about KSI.
It helped him narrow down foods that give him a stable response and leave out those that bothered him.
But since the closure of an eyesore scrap heap that bothered residents for 21 years, the town is going from strength to strength.
He said: "The thing that bothered me most about the international week was the injury to Liel Abada.
Note though that this is a volatile data set and if markets were bothered by it they wouldn't have sent yen higher on the session.
Common combinations with bothered
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- bothered by 53×
- bothered to 48×
- be bothered 41×
- bothered about 19×
- not bothered 16×
- bothered me 11×
- bothered with 9×
- never bothered 9×
- that bothered 8×
- was bothered 7×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word bothered. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.