Pronunciation: /əˈnɔɪd/
verb to cause someone to feel irritated or displeased
A1 I am annoyed when my computer freezes.
A2 She gets annoyed easily when people talk loudly in the library.
B1 The constant noise from the construction site annoyed the residents of the neighborhood.
B2 I was annoyed by the lack of communication from my boss about the project deadline.
C1 The persistent ringing of the phone annoyed him to the point of turning it off.
C2 She was annoyed by the constant interruptions during the important business meeting.
adjective a feeling of irritation or displeasure
A1 I am annoyed by the loud music playing next door.
A2 She was annoyed when her phone battery died in the middle of an important call.
B1 The constant noise from the construction site next to my house is starting to annoy me.
B2 I was annoyed by the lack of organization at the event.
C1 The repetitive questions from the audience began to annoy the speaker.
C2 He was annoyed by the constant interruptions during the meeting.
formal She was visibly annoyed by the constant interruptions during the meeting.
informal I'm so annoyed that my favorite show got canceled.
slang I'm totally bugged by his attitude.
figurative The buzzing of the flies annoyed her like a persistent itch.
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