express exasperation

Frequency: 7.614.8 per million words

To show or make known one's feeling of exasperation.

exasperationVERB + exasperation

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express

Examples (10)

  • The organization has expressed its exasperation with the government.
  • The teacher expressed his exasperation when no one did the homework.
  • He couldn't help but express his exasperation at the constant delays.
  • She will likely express her exasperation if the project is postponed again.
  • Many customers are expressing their exasperation over the poor service.
  • How can I express my exasperation without sounding rude?
  • Through a strongly worded letter, the residents expressed their exasperation with the city council's decision.
  • With a deep sigh, he finally expressed the exasperation that had been building up all day.
  • It is important to express your exasperation constructively in a team setting.
  • Although he tried to remain calm, his tone clearly expressed his exasperation.