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Synonyms & Similar Words
frustrations
annoyances
irritations
vexations
dissatisfactions
discontentments
displeasures
disgruntlements
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anger
resentment
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ire
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disillusionment
disaffection
Meaning of Exasperations
The primary meaning of the word "exasperations" refers to a feeling of intense frustration or annoyance.
Definitions
- A feeling of intense frustration or annoyance, especially because someone or something is not doing what you want them to do
- A state of being extremely frustrated or annoyed, often to the point of being unable to cope or tolerate a situation
Etymology of Exasperations
The word "exasperations" originates from the verb "exasperate", which comes from the Latin "exasperare", meaning "to irritate or provoke", a combination of "ex" (meaning "thoroughly") and "asperare" (meaning "to roughen" or "to irritate")
Historically, the term has been used to describe a state of being thoroughly irritated or annoyed, often to the point of extreme frustration
Example Uses
- The constant delays and cancellations were a source of great exasperations for the commuters.
- Her exasperations with the bureaucracy finally boiled over, and she wrote a scathing letter to the editor.
- The teacher's exasperations with the rowdy class were evident in her frustrated tone and stern warnings.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
satisfactions
pleasures
delights
joys
happiness
contentments
gratifications
fulfillments
reliefs
comforts
solaces
consolations
reassurances
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peacefulness
composure
tolerance
patience
understanding
acceptance