annoyed

To be highly annoyed.

To be very annoyed.

Slightly annoyed.

A small amount of annoyance.

Obviously annoyed; easy to see.

Annoyed in a way that is easy to see or understand.

Annoyed in a way that can be seen in one's expression or body language.

To be quite annoyed.

Becoming more and more annoyed over time.

A strong way to say very annoyed, can sound slightly formal.

Completely and entirely annoyed.

Not very annoyed; only a little.

Slightly annoyed, but not for a clear or strong reason.

Used to describe the state of being annoyed.

Used to describe the internal feeling of being annoyed.

To start feeling annoyed (often more sudden).

To have an appearance that suggests you are annoyed.

To have a tone of voice that suggests you are annoyed.

To give the impression of being annoyed.

To start feeling annoyed (often a gradual process).

To cause someone to feel annoyed.

Used to specify the situation or general thing that is causing annoyance.

Commonly used when the cause of annoyance is a person.

Often used for a specific action or event that causes annoyance.

Used to specify the agent or cause of the annoyance.