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more exasperated

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as inincensed

as inindignant
as inirate
as inirritable
as inlivid
as inmad
as intesty
as intired
as intuckered out
as indiscontented
as inoffended
as intetchy
as indiscontented/discontent
as inenraged
as inangry
as inhuffy

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How to use more exasperated in a sentence

But who knows; he was perhaps more exasperated by ill fortune, delirium, or despair, than really bad at heart.

MY TEN YEARS' IMPRISONMENTSILVIO PELLICO

The King, more and more exasperated, dismissed them with a reprimand, but still remained without money.

REVOLUTION AND COUNTER-REVOLUTIONKARL MARX

The merrier their spirits grew toward the close of the meal, the more exasperated Csaki became.

THE GOLDEN AGE IN TRANSYLVANIAMR JKAI

Instead of being more exasperated by my answer, the anger of the good old man fell immediately.

ROWLANDSON'S OXFORDA. HAMILTON GIBBS

The later years of Reconstruction found the temper of the whites more and more exasperated.

CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION IN ALABAMAWALTER L. FLEMING

I am told the republican party is more exasperated than ever, by their answer to Russia, which is published.

THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, VOL. IXVARIOUS

Small wonder the memory of them once more exasperated Ralegh in his prison-room to renewed anger.

GREAT RALEGHHUGH DE SELINCOURT

As the time wore slowly away, he became more and more exasperated, fevered, wretched.

THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY, VOLUME 2, NO. 4, MARCH, 1851VARIOUS

Calmness did not in this case come with reflection; the more Francesca thought about the matter, the more exasperated she grew.

THE UNBEARABLE BASSINGTONSAKI

This seemed to make some impression on the people, but the khan was even more exasperated than before.

HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, VOL. 3, NO. 15, AUGUST, 1851VARIOUS

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