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impatient

[im-pey-shuhnt] / ɪmˈpeɪ ʃənt /


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Page landed 27 strikes to Patterson's 12 but the contest was heavily booed by fans who grew impatient at the fighters' lack of volume.

From BBC

But after flagging the fan to security staff, the singer became impatient at what he saw as a lack of urgency.

From BBC

When Laura insists on returning to Berlin, the impatient, irritated boyfriend reluctantly agrees to drive her back to the train station.

From Los Angeles Times

He made an impatient gesture; obviously this minor matter had interrupted a busy day.

From Literature

In the end we would often become impatient with him, and just tell him it was ‘for a blue reason.’

From Literature