How do you use Exasperated in a sentence? See 10+ example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like displeased, plus the exact meaning.
Exasperated meaning
simple past and past participle of exasperate
Synonyms of Exasperated
Using Exasperated
- The main meaning on this page is: simple past and past participle of exasperate
- Useful related words include: cheesed off, browned off, displeased.
- In the example corpus, exasperated often appears in combinations such as: exasperated by, an exasperated, and exasperated.
Context around Exasperated
- Average sentence length in these examples: 23.2 words
- Position in the sentence: 12 start, 2 middle, 6 end
- Sentence types: 18 statements, 1 questions, 1 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Exasperated
- In this selection, "exasperated" usually appears near the start of the sentence. The average example has 23.2 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, utterly, increasingly, doctors, expressions, hours and ellie stand out and add context to how "exasperated" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include an exasperated cry rings and an exasperated leeds fan. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "exasperated" sits close to words such as admiring, aerosol and angolan, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with exasperated
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
An exasperated cry rings around the Arena. (7 words)
Exasperated, Ellie breaks things and, through tears, asks what they should do. (12 words)
Feel utterly exasperated that we're even still talking about legal abortion in 2023? (14 words)
Their escape calls to mind an exasperated director asking his cast to run a scene again, and please, get it right this time — as if he’s just been waiting for a run-through good enough to justify ending the rehearsal. (41 words)
Another exasperated resident living in the area, who wished to remain anonymous, also told me he was worried about the cumulative impact of all of the HMOs and argued that more of a “balance” was needed. (36 words)
Instead, in a scene straight out of a episode, he continues to simply recite from a prepared statement which has no relevance whatsoever to the question, while an increasingly exasperated Senator Rennick continues to interrupt. (35 words)
Feel utterly exasperated that we're even still talking about legal abortion in 2023? (14 words)
But an exasperated fan just pleaded: “We all need to know what’s happened to your wrist man! (18 words)
Example sentences (20)
But local businesses and workers say they have been disproportionately forced to pay the price — in reduced profits, layoffs and exasperated hours stranded in traffic.
Exasperated, Ellie breaks things and, through tears, asks what they should do.
Feel utterly exasperated that we're even still talking about legal abortion in 2023?
He's so exasperated that Smalls doesn't know one of his favorite snacks that he just can't help himself.
Instead, in a scene straight out of a episode, he continues to simply recite from a prepared statement which has no relevance whatsoever to the question, while an increasingly exasperated Senator Rennick continues to interrupt.
Instead of his teammates waiting in the dugout eager to spit water for the second half of the doubles celebration, they looked at the 22-year-old rookie with exasperated expressions.
Mr Halstead added: “His behaviour was exasperated by drug misuse, and he showed little interest in dealing with the issue.
One resident who is exasperated by his house repeatedly being flooded in Greyfriars Avenue is Graham Bell.
Season 1 was filled with mystery and intrigue as the precarious relationship between the Burgue, and the row was exasperated by a series of murders.
The chaos unfolding at Shifa, Al Awda and other hospitals across Gaza has left doctors exasperated.
The exasperated expressions on the students’ faces in the linked video says it all.
The hot weather is expected to last for another 10 days, state media said, as exasperated people posted their frustration on social media.
Their escape calls to mind an exasperated director asking his cast to run a scene again, and please, get it right this time — as if he’s just been waiting for a run-through good enough to justify ending the rehearsal.
This is exasperated by Rosie O'Donnell's performance, which sounds more aggressive than her peers, and strips what little charm was there.
An exasperated cry rings around the Arena.
An exasperated Leeds fan close to the press box spoke for many when he shouted ‘something, anything’ as the clock ticked down.
Another exasperated resident living in the area, who wished to remain anonymous, also told me he was worried about the cumulative impact of all of the HMOs and argued that more of a “balance” was needed.
But an exasperated fan just pleaded: “We all need to know what’s happened to your wrist man!
But these challenges have been exasperated by higher-than-expected medical costs and significant expenses related to premium deficiency reserves, prompting the company to revise its outlook for the third quarter.
Even as inflation in the United States has slowed significantly, overall prices remain nearly 17 per cent above where they were before the pandemic erupted three years ago, which has exasperated many Americans.
Common combinations with exasperated
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- exasperated by 26×
- an exasperated 20×
- and exasperated 5×
- was exasperated 5×
- the exasperated 5×
- exasperated at 5×
- exasperated with 5×
- utterly exasperated 4×
- increasingly exasperated 3×
- is exasperated 3×