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Exasperate meaning
To tax the patience of; irk, frustrate, vex, provoke, annoy; to make angry.
Example sentences (7)
In some areas, locals could be forced to pay 50 per cent or more than the current hourly rate, which is expected to exasperate families who are already feeling the burden of soaring food costs and energy bills.
Instant-kill headshots further exasperate this problem by leaving most newcomers in the dust against veteran players that know every angle to pixel-peak from.
Specifically, it’s going to exasperate existing inequalities, as the privileged buffer themselves against its pernicious effects while the world’s most vulnerable struggle not to fall through the rapidly widening economic fissures.
The comments, Rigby said, "are likely to exasperate long-suffering investors further".
Dash uses his powers to cause mayhem and exasperate and confuse his teachers.
In fact, if anything, most admired him for having the guts to stand up and be counted, as the bizarre misfortunes that befell Meldrew would be enough to exasperate anyone.
While waiting for the other bishops to arrive, they engaged in informal discussions characterized as tending to "exasperate rather than heal their differences". citation The metropolitan of Ephesus, Memnon, was already present with his 52 bishops.