annoyance |
agitation |
As nouns the difference between annoyance and agitation
is that
annoyance is (countable) that which annoys while
agitation is .
annoyance |
detested |
As a noun annoyance
is that which annoys.
As a verb detested is
past tense of detest.
inauspicious |
annoyance |
As an adjective inauspicious
is not auspicious; ill-omened; unfortunate; unlucky; unfavorable.
As a noun annoyance is
(countable) that which annoys.
rage |
annoyance |
As a verb rage
is .
As a noun annoyance is
(countable) that which annoys.
annoyance |
galling |
As a noun annoyance
is (countable) that which annoys.
As an adjective galling is
vexing, humiliating.
As a verb galling is
.
fuss |
annoyance |
As an adjective fuss
is willing.
As a noun annoyance is
(countable) that which annoys.
complaints |
annoyance |
As nouns the difference between complaints and annoyance
is that
complaints is plural of lang=en while
annoyance is that which annoys.
insolent |
annoyance |
As an adjective insolent
is insulting in manner or words.
As a noun annoyance is
that which annoys.
haughty |
annoyance |
As an adjective haughty
is conveying in demeanour the assumption of superiority; disdainful, supercilious.
As a noun annoyance is
(countable) that which annoys.
disdainful |
annoyance |
As an adjective disdainful
is showing contempt or scorn; having a pronounced lack of concern for others viewed as unworthy.
As a noun annoyance is
(countable) that which annoys.
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