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Meaning of exasperated
feeling intensely frustrated or annoyed
Etymology of exasperated
The word "exasperated" comes from the Latin words "ex" meaning "out" or "thoroughly" and "asperare" meaning "to roughen" or "to irritate", which is derived from "asper" meaning "rough"
Historically, the word has been used since the 15th century to describe a state of intense frustration or annoyance
Synonyms
frustrated
annoyed
irritated
infuriated
vexed
displeased
dissatisfied
discontented
displeased
exasperating
fed up
worn out
tired
weary
exhausted
burned out
resentful
indignant
outraged
incensed
inflamed
angry
irate
wrathful
cross
testy
cranky
peevish
petulant
irritable
snappish
waspish
prickly
sensitive
thin-skinned
short-tempered
quick-tempered
impatient
intolerant
restless
agitated
perturbed
ruffled
flustered
discomposed
unsettled
unnerved
distracted
Definitions
- Feeling or showing intense frustration or annoyance because someone or something is unwilling to change or improve
- * Feeling extremely annoyed or frustrated, often to the point of being unable to tolerate something
Usage Examples
- The teacher was exasperated by the student's constant disruptions
- * After dealing with the bureaucracy for hours, she felt exasperated and frustrated
- * The coach was exasperated by the team's lack of progress despite intense training
Antonyms
patient
calm
serene
tranquil
composed
tolerant
understanding
resigned
accepting
satisfied
contented
pleased
delighted
thrilled
enthusiastic
excited
eager
willing
accommodating
cooperative
helpful
supportive
encouraging
optimistic
hopeful
cheerful
buoyant
carefree
lighthearted
happy
joyful