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nuisance
noun as in annoyance; annoying person
Example Sentences
The demolition, which began this week, came after a panel of Los Angeles city commissioners appointed by Mayor Karen Bass voted in August to declare much of the site a public nuisance.
Three Just Stop Oil activists who sprayed Stonehenge with orange powder have been cleared of causing a public nuisance.
He's responsible for the upkeep of the church - and says the bats started to become a nuisance about 15 years ago.
An unhappy employee is more likely to engage in contrarian or insubordinate behavior and will generally create a nuisance.
Both she and Khdour agree that the groups are too weak to threaten Hamas's dominance, serving more as a nuisance than as serious rivals.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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