Exasperated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXASPERATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXASPERATE, to excite the anger of
• irritate intensely; infuriate
ADJECTIVE:
• greatly annoyed; out of patience
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to excite the anger; enrage; to cause irritation or annoyance to

Words related to EXASPERATED

exasperate19

Words that contain EXASPERATED

exasperatedly26

How to use EXASPERATED in a sentence

• It was the best thing to do, for the South was in deadly earnest, exceedingly exasperated, and blinded.
• The Sultan Mahmoud was intensely exasperated, and ordered a levy of troops throughout his empire to suppress the insurrection and to punish the Christians.
• The Emperor does not know whether to be amused or exasperated by her precautions.
• Hartley was infinitely exasperated at the cavalierness with which he had been treated.
• The Sultan was exceedingly exasperated at this compliment to his religion, and had it privately intimated to Mr.
• At length he opened up to the exasperated Roman army the eagerly-coveted opportunity of attacking the enemy.
• It had exasperated him, as if it had been a monstrous and useless cruelty of nature.
• Exasperated, trembling with nervous impatience, she could remain where she was no longer.
• Exasperated, Julian thrust his knife into her chest, and felled her to the ground.
• Finnegan bent over her task again with a quick exasperated movement, and Claire passed on.
• But all the Protestants, and all who had any sympathy with the Protestants, were exasperated to the highest pitch.
• Every moment saw some brave dragoon yield up his life to the deadly bullets or blows of the exasperated Mexicans.
• Exasperated by their disappointment, Autronius and Catiline formed a project, along with Cn.
• The duke, exasperated at these insults, ordered the French ambassador, and several officers of the same nation, to be arrested.
• The barons, or gentlemen, were exasperated at a coalition by which their parliament was annihilated, and their credit destroyed.
• The people seeing so many victims fall, were exasperated beyond all sense of danger.
• Once within, the exasperated Indians took a terrible revenge, a single priest being, as we are told, the sole survivor of the twenty thousand inhabitants.
• After a night of fatigue and anxiety, they had just heard tidings which exasperated them.
• Exasperated beyond all measure as Trevethick was, it did credit to his sagacity that even at such a moment he did not conceive of Richard Yorke as being a common thief.
• She was completely exasperated with the need for patience.
• That little, inscrutable smile which so exasperated Applehead was on her lips while she watched him.
• He realized that if he exasperated the Germans too much they would not hesitate to kill him, even though he was a prisoner.
• This exasperated everybody to such an extent that the Admiral found it necessary to come to San Juan himself.
• She exasperated her Japanese cousin, who at the same time was envious of her, envious above all of her independent wealth.
• A stiff classical bronze statue, a Minerva by a member of the Institute, had exasperated them at the very door.
• Bongrand, quite exasperated, turned towards the engine.
• I began to get extremely tired and rather exasperated at Bill for not having thought of the return trip before he led me such a hot pace up the canal.

Similar words containing ASPERAT without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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