exasperated

• Arne Carlson was more fiery -- exasperated, one might say -- in his 25-minute talk. —  Politics in Minnesota - Minnesota's Public Affairs News Service
• Instead of exclaiming "I swear …" when she was exasperated, my grandma used to say, "Well, I swahnee …" —  WORLD Magazine | Community
• 'Yo're a tormentin thing!' exclaimed David, exasperated, and began savagely to kick stones down the hill. —  The History of David Grieve
• Frederick was much exasperated, and inclined to yield to the entreaties of his high chancellor. —  Berlin and Sans-Souci; or Frederick the Great and his friends
• A more patient man than Roland might well have been exasperated, a more wary man confounded, by this discovery. —  The Caxtons — Volume 16

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