Similar words: exasperate, exasperation, exaggerated, exaggerate, desperate, desperately, liberated, obliterated. Meaning: [-tɪd] adj. greatly annoyed; out of patience.
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61. He was almost ecstatically exasperated by Kemp 's treachery.
62. This terribly sensible advice exasperated Jude.
63. His erudition exasperated the average reader, and was sometimes queried by the expert.
64. But Morel was too exasperated, at the end of his tether, to answer.
65. She sounded so detached and impersonal that he began to feel exasperated.
66. but Johnston's skilled retreats before Sherman's turning tactics exasperated President Jefferson Davis, who replaced Johnston with the belligerent John B.
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67. Hera was so exasperated by Zeus's triumphant grin that she blinded Teiresias.
68. Ten years later, Shannon still has his knack for telling a story from both a kid's and an exasperated adult's point of view — and still draws the most hilarious, in-your-face pictures on the planet.
69. Exasperated with Crick's fears, Dr. Wilkins wrote: "If Rosy wants to see Pauling, what the hell can we do about it?
70. Exasperated, he leaped the stream, and strode towards beech clump.
71. He was cheerfully blind and deaf to all hints, and if the exasperated missus said anything to him straight, he would look shocked, and reply, as likely as not, "Why, my good woman, you must be mad!"
72. Babbitt was most exasperated when she revealed his boyhood to the children.
73. His slightly exasperated response is that being an activist requires media - savvy.
74. Mr. Pan was exasperated, but he restrained himself and, stooping down, picked up the child.
75. Rather exasperated, the Warden asked loudly, " Who is it? ".
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