lead to irritation

Frequency: 7.37.3 per million words

To result in a state of physical discomfort or pain.

irritationVERB + irritation (pain)

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lead to

Examples (10)

  • Wearing synthetic fabrics can lead to skin irritation for some people.
  • Prolonged exposure to the sun may lead to severe skin irritation.
  • Certain chemicals in cleaning products often lead to eye irritation.
  • The doctor warned that improper use of the ointment could lead to further irritation.
  • Allergens in the air lead to nasal irritation for many allergy sufferers.
  • Lack of proper ventilation can lead to respiratory irritation.
  • New cosmetic products sometimes lead to unexpected skin irritation.
  • The strong fumes from the paint began to lead to throat irritation.
  • He discovered that shaving against the grain would lead to significant skin irritation.
  • Dust mites are known to lead to allergic irritation in sensitive individuals.