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frustrate

[fruhs-treyt] / ˈfrʌs treɪt /


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As Shirley Valentine, the frustrated Liverpool housewife who finds romance on a Greek island, Pauline Collins achieved international fame and an Oscar nomination.

From BBC

French prodigy Wembanyama led the Spurs scoring with 26 points, but San Antonio were left frustrated after Cleveland poured in 37 fourth quarter points to clinch victory.

From Barron's

You’re frustrated because your time is money, especially your leisure time.

From MarketWatch

Even if a 3-2 scoreline would frustrate, it may save jobs when the review does come after this series with a win even more important for the coaching staff than the players.

From BBC

Kurti claimed it was "the greatest victory in the history of the country" – and said he expected opposition parties to cooperate, rather than frustrate, this time around.

From BBC