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annoyance

[uh-noi-uhns] / əˈnɔɪ əns /




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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.

From The Wall Street Journal

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

From BBC

Dawn Staley swatted away the lone annoyance of a perfect season with the perfect quip.

From Washington Post

He spoke to me for about 10 minutes, probably to the annoyance of the other press there.

From BBC

While there may have been annoyance at some of the refereeing decisions from United, they could only blame themselves for a lack of creativity in the opening 45 minutes which left chances at a premium.

From BBC