Can you use exasperate in a sentence?

Answer 1

Exasperate means to make angry or impatient, to become annoyed.

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to make someone or something annoyed

To make very angry or impatient;provoke. verb to act in a hostile manner

Answer 2

1. You exasperate me.
2. This is going to exasperate me quite greatly.
3. I can sense that this is something that will exasperate you.
4. As things go, building a house of cards is something I always thought would exasperate me, but I actually found it quite relaxing.

These are just a few of the examples of the many uses of the word 'exasperate'. There are many more sentences, including questions, exclamations, and more statements, but I found these the easiest to use.

Answer 3

Synonyms for exasperated include frustrated and annoyed.

Answer 4

According to Merriam Webster the only way I use this word is technically obsolete.

Means to make more grievous.

Answer 5

He was exasperated by her refusal to answer his question.

Answer 6

the adjective for exasperate is exasperates

Answer 7

Exasperated and exasperating are adjectives related to the word exasperation. Adjectives describing exasperation might include complete.

Answer 8

speechless