Vexed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VEXED in dictionary:

VERB:
• VEX, to distress or annoy
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a problem or issue) difficult and much debated; problematic
• annoyed, frustrated, or worried
• annoyed and puzzled
• Annoyed; harassed; troubled.
• Much debated or contested; causing discussion; as, a vexed question.
• troubled persistently especially with petty annoyances
• causing difficulty in finding an answer or solution; much disputed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to annoy

Words related to VEXED

vex13 vexedly21 vexedness20 vexes15 vexing17 vext14

How to use VEXED in a sentence

• I was extremely vexed, and would have given the world to have avoided being seen by him in company with a family so low bred and vulgar.
• The merchant, vexed at the unnecessary delay, said to Mr.
• Hence it came to pass, that the vexed and angry husband received in due course of post a letter which puzzled him exceedingly.
• My people brought them to me in triumph, and were vexed that they had only found one woman and a child, whom I might give to the white lady.
• The prince was only vexed because he had discovered that his friend was only a common soldier.
• You see, Cora, however much I might have wished for a change in my life, I never could have vexed my father by even expressing such a wish, while he lived.
• This was too bad, but I would not let him see that this vexed me.
• As these things are so public, and the citizens are so vexed with loans and ill-treatment, they resent these things greatly.
• She is leaning back in an easy-chair, feeling and looking distinctly vexed.
• Elizabeth was vexed, proud, and vexed again, in as many successive quarter seconds.
• You shall charge him to look after the said Sangley Chinese very carefully, so that they may not be annoyed or vexed, and that no ill treatment be accorded them.
• She was vexed because Prudy was allowed, after all, to sit at the table with the rest of the family.
• JAMESON, I fear you are either anxious or vexed, or perhaps both, about the arrival of your books, and my non-acknowledgment of them.
• And let him never give over because of evil thoughts, even if they are sprung upon him in the middle of his prayer, for the devil so vexed the holy Jerome even in the wilderness.
• It was a flush of annoyance, and showed that she was vexed.
• We were not talking of a tutor, or dreaming of one, and you have vexed yourself for nothing.
• I am not vexed with you, but I was miserable, and you will forgive me for escaping from my misery.
• It settled some vexed questions, and it gave us time.
• They expect from them what is not to be obtained, and then are disappointed and vexed at the failure.
• A little humiliated at their own folly, about as much vexed with themselves as angry with their enemies, they turned to their work in a new spirit.
• He joined her in a half vexed way, protesting that she was still as uncanny as a ghost, although she had lost the aspect of one.
• He was evidently vexed because I did not halt, and I felt more and more provoked at the idea of being thus pursued by a man to whom I had not done the least injury.
• It had driven him abroad she believed, Miss Hautley remarked, vexed that she was still to remain in the dark.
• I was very vexed to hear that I had misunderstood your wishes about the Royal Society.
• Tilton which, if given by her to the public, would settle the vexed question beyond a doubt.
• There is a vexed question about the reading allowed to girls which cannot be entirely passed over.

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