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annoy

[uh-noi] / əˈnɔɪ /


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As Martin, Charles stiffens himself and keeps his facial expressions generally between neutral and annoyed, though he’s softer than Clunes, less a prisoner of his own body, less abrasive, less otherworldly.

From Los Angeles Times

"The constant bouncing of the pickleball is not only annoying but also subtly triggers stress, disrupts sleep, and increases the risk of cardiovascular disease," according to state-run VTC News website.

From Barron's

Ready to take the shot, she said: "I had my flash and my wide angle. I thought to myself, 'Alex will be really annoyed at this'."

From BBC

Something annoying, too, of course, and something dangerous to anything flammable nearby: curtains and stray bits of paper.

From The Wall Street Journal

It really annoyed me to see Gyokeres scoring from the spot against the Toffees.

From BBC