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frustrated

[fruhs-trey-tid] / ˈfrʌs treɪ tɪd /


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She said Warren's dogs were kept in an "impoverished environment" and had not been walked for four weeks before the incident, making them "incredibly frustrated".

From BBC

Palisades residents say they are frustrated at the price tag and feel that the effort has been chaotic and lacked urgency.

From Los Angeles Times

While Gabriel Jesus shoving Yerson Mosquera on Wednesday wasn't anywhere near as dramatic, it shows many Arsenal players were similarly stunned and frustrated after the final whistle in that game.

From BBC

Policyholders frustrated by the silence sought to file new complaints or have their cases reassigned, only to be refused.

From Los Angeles Times

It only got uglier from there, leaving the Trojans’ tournament hopes in a tenuous place and their frustrated head coach with his own head in his hands.

From Los Angeles Times