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annoyance

noun as in feeling of being irritated

noun as in source of irritation

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Employees can expect such features to show up in more offices soon, as technological innovations allow designers to address some of the biggest annoyances in workplaces today.

The catchy phrase and its accompanying dance has gripped classrooms across the UK, much to the bafflement and annoyance of some parents and teachers.

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Running over one of his own Russian bikers, he grunts in annoyance.

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Her nicely grounded performance never betrays Liz’s intelligence or escalating annoyance.

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These obligations have swollen beyond petty annoyance into their own distinct sphere of activity, neither work nor not-work.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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