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frustrate

[fruhs-treyt] / ˈfrʌs treɪt /


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"We recognise waiting a term can feel frustrating, but termly start dates allow councils and nurseries to plan staffing and places properly, ensuring provision is sustainable and available for families each term."

From BBC

Royal Mail said: "We want to reassure customers that the vast majority of mail is delivered as planned and understand how frustrating it is when post does not arrive as expected."

From BBC

Little remains of Stanley's letters and diaries "which is really frustrating but adds to the idea that he was a private man," he said.

From BBC

But the lack of compelling performances renders this complex tragedy, and its conflicted central character, frustratingly flat and stubbornly unengaging.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sitting with his coaches while waiting for his score Friday, a frustrated Malinin said if he had been sent to Beijing, he “wouldn’t have skated like that.”

From Los Angeles Times