irritation

Indicates a small amount of annoyance.

Refers to a slight or not very strong feeling of annoyance.

Describes an annoyance that is small and not very important.

Used to describe a primary or significant source of annoyance.

Used to describe a high degree of annoyance.

Describes an annoyance that is continuous or happens very often.

Used to describe a very strong feeling of annoyance.

Used to describe a significant amount of annoyance.

Indicates a certain, but not specified, amount of annoyance.

Physical discomfort, redness, or pain on the skin.

Physical discomfort or pain in the eyes.

Describes a slight or not very painful physical irritation.

Refers to a serious or extreme level of physical irritation.

Describes a very strong and painful physical irritation.

Refers to the person or thing that causes annoyance.

Refers to the feeling or awareness of being annoyed.

Indicates that an action or speech is accompanied by a feeling of annoyance.

Indicates that an action is done while feeling annoyed.

Specifies the cause or target of the annoyance.

Specifies the person or thing that is causing the annoyance.

Used to say that something has caused someone to feel annoyed.

Indicates that something is a source of annoyance for someone.

To be the reason for someone's annoyance.

To experience the emotion of being annoyed.

To make your annoyance visible to others.

To keep your annoyance from being seen by others.

To show your feeling of annoyance through words or actions.

To purposefully hide your feeling of annoyance.

To prevent yourself from showing or feeling annoyance.

To be the reason for physical pain or discomfort.

To result in a state of physical discomfort or pain.

To stop physical discomfort or pain from happening.

To begin to have a physical irritation.

To feel physical discomfort or pain.

Used when a person's annoyance becomes visible to others.

Used when a feeling of annoyance increases over time.