great nuisance

Frequency: 6.89.5 per million words

Used to describe something or someone that is very annoying.

nuisanceADJECTIVE + nuisance

Categories:

great

Examples (10)

  • The constant barking from next door was a great nuisance.
  • Having to redo all the paperwork became a great nuisance.
  • His endless complaints are a great nuisance to everyone in the office.
  • The unexpected traffic jam turned out to be a great nuisance for our travel plans.
  • She considered the faulty air conditioning a great nuisance during the summer heat.
  • Dealing with all the technical issues can be a great nuisance.
  • The construction noise outside was a great nuisance while I was trying to study.
  • For commuters, the frequent train delays are a great nuisance.
  • He apologized for being such a great nuisance with all his questions.
  • Losing your keys is always a great nuisance when you're in a hurry.