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irk

[urk] / ɜrk /


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After that, the advisers took a survey asking how offended they were—and they were more irked when the clients got a second opinion from AI than from a human adviser.

From The Wall Street Journal

Anna May had said her ba was irked about the picture.

From Literature

But it was the removal of wartime leader Churchill that particularly irked politicians.

From BBC

These interventions can irk the grassroots, and there will be some carping over the Daines move.

From The Wall Street Journal

“There wasn’t a 3 at the start of my batting average last year, and that irks me,” Freeman said last week.

From Los Angeles Times