What is another word for exasperated?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛɡzˈaspəɹˌe͡ɪtɪd], [ ɛɡzˈaspəɹˌeɪtɪd], [ ɛ_ɡ_z_ˈa_s_p_ə_ɹ_ˌeɪ_t_ɪ_d]
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Similar words for exasperated:
- angry (adjective)
- discontent (adjective)
- discontented (adjective)
- discontented/discontent (adjective)
- enraged (adjective)
- huffy (adjective)
- incensed (adjective)
- indignant (adjective)
- irate (adjective)
- irritable (adjective)
- mad (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- testy (adjective)
- tired (adjective)
- embittered (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- aggravated (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Exasperated:
adj.
• angry (adjective) • discontent (adjective)- anguished,
- fed up,
- disapproving,
- gloomy,
- despondent,
- disgruntled,
- uncomfortable,
- dissident,
- cross,
- disquieted,
- anxious,
- joyless,
- teed off,
- malcontent,
- dissatisfied,
- discontent,
- bored,
- non-satisfied,
- irreconcilable,
- restless,
- frustrated,
- uneasy,
- miserable,
- cheerless,
- wretched,
- sour,
- unhappy.
- dis-quieted,
- dis-affected,
- most ungratified,
- up-set,
- dis-content,
- dis affected,
- most disquieted,
- most malcontented,
- dis quieted,
- more ungratified,
- more disquieted,
- most discontented,
- more kvetching,
- dis content,
- un gratified,
- most griping,
- most kvetching,
- more malcontented,
- un-gratified,
- more griping.
- huffy,
- more pettish,
- more irked,
- most moping,
- most pettish,
- more moping,
- snappish,
- most huffish,
- most irked,
- miffed,
- more huffish,
- fractious.
- hot bothered,
- in-censed,
- at end of ones rope,
- most buffaloed,
- more hacked,
- more rousted,
- more buffaloed,
- in censed,
- at end one rope,
- at end rope,
- at end ones rope,
- at end one's rope,
- more bugged,
- up arms,
- most hacked,
- most bugged,
- most rousted,
- at end of one rope,
- on warpath.
- pettish,
- in a huff,
- burned up,
- narcoleptic,
- at end of one's rope,
- huffish,
- bent out of shape,
- dead on one's feet,
- offended,
- blown a gasket,
- very upset,
- testy,
- all in,
- steamed up,
- up set,
- angry,
- petered out,
- wroth,
- seeing red,
- discontented,
- kvetching,
- buffaloed,
- ticked off,
- dog-tired,
- ungratified,
- incensed,
- overtaxed,
- broken down,
- Malcontented,
- at end of rope,
- fagged,
- livid,
- on the warpath,
- Hacked,
- bummed out,
- pushed too far,
- dog tired,
- dead feet,
- sick of,
- tired,
- played out.
- dead one's feet,
- dead one feet,
- dead on one feet,
- more fagged,
- dogtired,
- most prostrated,
- dis tressed,
- more prostrated,
- over taxed,
- most narcoleptic,
- over-taxed,
- more dog tired,
- most dog tired,
- over worked,
- most collapsing,
- over-worked,
- more collapsing,
- dead on ones feet,
- dead on feet,
- most dog-tired,
- most fagged,
- more dog-tired,
- dead ones feet,
- more dogtired,
- most overtaxed,
- more consumed,
- more narcoleptic,
- dis-tressed,
- most consumed,
- more overtaxed,
- brokendown,
- most dogtired.
n.
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- belligerent.
v.
• aggravated (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- het up,
- fretful,
- intensified,
- bugged,
- worse,
- tetchy,
- scandalised,
- resentful,
- disappointed,
- petulant,
- Amplified,
- increased,
- Dishonoured,
- in a temper,
- exasperate,
- huff,
- grouchy,
- maddened,
- IRED,
- sore,
- augmented,
- worsened,
- Cheapened,
- raped,
- Declined,
- stung,
- desecrated,
- outraged,
- stimulated,
- magnified,
- Ravished,
- put out,
- galled,
- profaned,
- kindled,
- heated up,
- roiled,
- sulky,
- hotted up,
- dishonored,
- accelerated,
- in a pet,
- bad-tempered,
- degraded,
- Scandalized,
- ireful,
- appalled,
- burnt-up,
- Heightened,
- irascible,
- shocked,
- riled,
- sullen,
- ruffled,
- enlarged,
- narked,
- acerbated,
- peevish,
- congested,
- grumpy,
- Griped,
- Piqued,
- cranky,
- soured,
- ill-humoured,
- up in arms,
- wrathful,
- in high dudgeon,
- moody,
- tuckered out,
- enhanced,
- ill-tempered,
- Fuming,
- in,
- in a rage,
- violated,
- enkindled,
- nettled.
How to use "Exasperated" in context?
Exasperated is a very strong feeling. When someone is exasperated, they are very angry and upset. Exasperation can come from many different things, but most of the time it is because of a situation that is not working out the way that the person wanted it to. This can be very frustrating for the person, as they may not be able to do anything about the situation.
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