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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesexasperação
"Ela suspirou de exasperação com o fluxo interminável de perguntas."
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A feeling of intense irritation or annoyance.
"She sighed in exasperation at the endless stream of questions."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
From Latin 'exasperationem' (nominative 'exasperatio') meaning 'irritation, exasperation,' a noun of action from the past participle stem of 'exasperare' 'to make rough, irritate, provoke,' from 'ex-' 'out, thoroughly' + 'asper' 'rough.'
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Exasperation" is said worldwide
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exaspération
"Elle a soupiré d'exaspération face au flot incessant de questions."
Verärgerung
"Sie seufzte vor Verärgerung über den endlosen Strom von Fragen."
esasperazione
"Sospirò con esasperazione per il flusso infinito di domande."
exasperación
"Ella suspiró con exasperación ante el interminable flujo de preguntas."
exasperação
"Ela suspirou de exasperação com o fluxo interminável de perguntas."
खीझ
Transliteration: khījh
"वह सवालों की अंतहीन धारा पर खीझ में आहें भर रही थी।"
恼怒
Transliteration: nǎonù
"她对没完没了的问题感到恼怒，叹了口气。"
격분
Transliteration: gyeokbun
"그녀는 끝없는 질문의 흐름에 격분하여 한숨을 쉬었다."
いら立ち
Transliteration: iratachi
"彼女は終わりのない質問の連続にいら立ちのため息をついた。"
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