Synonym: defeat, foiling, thwarting. Similar words: frustrate, demonstration, administration, concentration, illustrate, administrative, operation, migration. Meaning: ['frʌ'streɪʃn] 
n. 1. the feeling that accompanies an experience of being thwarted in attaining your goals 2. an act of hindering someone's plans or efforts 3. a feeling of annoyance at being hindered or criticized.
n. 1. the feeling that accompanies an experience of being thwarted in attaining your goals 2. an act of hindering someone's plans or efforts 3. a feeling of annoyance at being hindered or criticized. 
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(121) They also can help students overcome barriers to success, frustration, and pain, helping them grow to greater self-sufficiency.
(122) Adjustment should not mean the frustration of identities, but rather should mean an emphasis upon essential values and verities.
(123) Some examples include frustration over work, an argument with a spouse, and celebration of a baseball game win.
(124) The frustration he caused her was the keynote of every one-sided altercation.
(125) Helen's frustration with people who don't appreciate her could result in a marked reduction in her tolerance level.
(126) But to Boro's frustration, the ball hit the crossbar, bounced down and was cleared.
(127) Every teenage fantasy, frustration and obsession is here as the naive youngsters exchange their drab existences for an alcohol-induced escapism.
(128) It stunned Boro and their frustration turned to anger after being denied an almost certain penalty.
(129) I imagined that these characters were popular because they reflected the frustration of those who couldn't escape their lives either.
(130) Something in her that had, at first, revolted in anger and frustration at her own helplessness, now shrivelled and atrophied.
(131) The feeling of anger and hurt now gets added to the disappointment and frustration. 3.
(132) That devil, born of isolation, he had seen so often destroy young men through exhaustion, frustration and despair.
(133) And I write, hoping to exorcise some frustration.
(134) National frustration ushered in the Reagan administration.
(135) Why take outpour frustration on the flight attendant?
(136) A conflict or a frustration is not necessarily pathogenic.
(137) Do not let anxiousness or frustration take over.
(138) The establishment of AID inaugurated a long period of turmoil and frustration.
(139) There can be an emotional overlay to the frustration of solving real problems.
(140) In her view,[http://sentencedict.com/frustration.html] it is middle - class Roma who are leaving in frustration.
(141) And to add insult to injury , MercuryRet - rograde, an astral condition infamous for frustration - n, exacerbate - s existing tensions.
(142) His fists clench and unclench in leashed frustration at his impotence.
(143) My primary frustration with this book is the many typographical errors.
(144) Unnecessary or difficult navigation is a major frustration to users.
(145) Nineteen eighty-two was probably the high-water mark both of the fascination and the frustration with literary theory in this country.
(146) Jealous of the professionalism they find here, these outcasts rant and rave in frustration.
(147) Furthermore, you should not allow frustration from one problem to carry over the next problem.
(148) Your simple behaviour may result a quagmire of errors, mis - directed activity and utter frustration.
(149) Therefore, others frustrated, frustration, grief, should not gloat, but should be caring, understanding feelings.
(150) Indeed, such climbs bring with them inordinate does of sheer misery, discomfort, tedium, and frustration.
More similar words: frustrate, demonstration, administration, concentration, illustrate, administrative, operation, migration, reparation, AND operation, separation, exploration, immigration, corporation, integration, celebration, translation, generation gap, consideration, collaboration, transformation, transportation, strategy, strategic, demonstrate, ratio, administrator, concentrating, nation, tradition.