Vexatious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VEXATIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• causing vexation
• causing or tending to cause annoyance, frustration, or worry
• denoting an action or the bringer of an action that is brought without sufficient grounds for winning, purely to cause annoyance to the defendant
• Causing vexation; agitating; afflictive; annoying; as, a vexatious controversy; a vexatious neighbor.
• Full or vexation, trouble, or disquiet; disturbed.
• causing irritation or annoyance
• vexing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• causing vexation; distressing; intended to harass

Words related to VEXATIOUS

vexatiously24 vexatiousness23 vexing17

Words that contain VEXATIOUS

vexatiously24 vexatiousness23 vexatiousnesses25

How to use VEXATIOUS in a sentence

• She alone was never in the way, never vexatious or exacting.
• Those, also, which had occurred when I first heard of the vexatious way in which things were situated, renewed themselves painfully to my mind.
• Her injury must have been more vexatious than serious.
• Short being still on his travels, and vexatious questions having arisen in connection with the Dutch loans, Mr.
• With regard to passports, although they were vexatious and often expensive, we found little difficulty when we had acquainted ourselves with the regulations concerning them.
• An elderly gentleman losing his hat and wig on a windy day, is vexatious.
• Is it vexatious that the Church should be richer and more powerful than the sects? It is not the fault of the Church that it is the largest and the most ancient body in England.
• But reminiscences of a life of ton are as vexatious as they are frivolous.
• There should be demands for explanation too which were reckoned frivolous and vexatious, and censured as such.
• So Willibald offered to go at once, and set all these vexatious trifles to rights, and his offer was graciously accepted.
• It was vexatious, it was bitterly disappointing, it was laying on my shoulders a fresh burden of responsibility and anxiety.
• Having disposed of the tariff, Congress took up the old and vexatious currency question and offered a new solution in the form of the federal reserve law of December, 1913.
• But they had not gone far before they met an unexpected and vexatious obstacle, a river or creek, the Diascon, as the negroes named it.
• I say this, not to give myself credit for an eye of prophecy, but to allay any vexatious thoughts on my account which this opposition may have produced in you.
• Taking at random one of the multitude of illustrations crowding upon my mind, let me sketch a vexatious incident of personal history.
• The smoke nuisance was a vexatious trouble of the past.
• The devil will do much harm through them and cause infinite and vexatious evils.
• When we shall have established it with all nations, we shall be in condition neither to gain nor lose, but shall be less exposed to vexatious searches at sea.
• She resolved to put away every vexatious thought and enjoy the frolic with all her might.
• Nothing is more vexatious than the reflection, how lately these splendid remains have been reduced to their present state.
• Thus indeed, when the case was in the best position, it came through his vexatious tyranny into a much worse one.
• The process in the courts is slow and vexatious, and consumes too much of their time.
• The problem down there was a vexatious one, due to a do-nothing policy of a predecessor.
• Take what path he might in life, he was crossed at every step by some vexatious restriction.
• In short, from these vexatious methods of warfare the English reaped nothing but disappointment and disgrace.
• The Marriage-Life is always an insipid, a vexatious, or an happy Condition.
• In spite of their vexatious tricks, she seemed very fond of them, and never failed to beg something of her Father, that she might bestow upon them.
• The first results were vexatious and unpromising enough, and Pinckney wrote at the outset that he had had two interviews with the Duke de Alcudia, but to no purpose.
• The money spent was considerable, the waste of time vexatious.
• Before they reached him, after many vexatious delays, he had given up waiting for the funds promised for his building expenses, and removed from Benatek to Prague.
• Lucretius says that passion is a torment because its pleasures are not pure, that is, because they are mingled with longing and entangled in vexatious things.
• A more serious danger is that of vexatious and inquisitive tyranny.
• The danger has thus been removed, and trade and commerce have been freed from the vexatious State restrictions which were deemed necessary for a time.

Similar words containing VEXATIOU without suffix s

vexatiously24 vexatiousness23 vexatiousnesses25

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