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   How to use vexation in a sentence. the quality or state of being vexed : irritation; a cause of trouble : affliction; the act of harassing or vexing : troubling… See the full definition

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   What is vexation noun?

   • [countable] a thing that upsets or annoys you Definition of vexation noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

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   What does vexatio mean?

   • Vexatio, onis. f. a driving hither and thither, a teasing, or har- rassing, vexation. If Vexamen, tni"s. n. a vexation. Vexator, oris. m. an harasser, a plagutfr. Pevexo. to vex, trouble, or disquiet. Divexo. to vex much, to rifle or spoil, to waste- Avgho, xi, ctum, Sre. act. To carry away. 44v^ho. tc carry to.

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   What is vexation format?

   • In this format, problems (vexations) are dissected and their possible specific solutions (ventures) are proposed. Vexations were not wholly relieved by this advantageous connection. I am most anxious that the big merchants shall be able to go on without any feeling of vexation.

   VEXATION | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   What does vexation mean when babysitting?

   • Vexation can also refer to something that causes anxiety and worry more than annoyance. When the parents of the kid you're babysitting are two hours late to return and aren’t answering their phones, that could be a vexation.

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   Vexation definition: the act of vexing. . See examples of VEXATION used in a sentence.

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   VEXATION definition: 1. worry or anger: 2. something that is worrying or annoying 3. worry or anger: . Learn more.

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   vexation: 1 n anger produced by some annoying irritation Synonyms: annoyance , chafe Types: show 5 types... hide 5 types... irritation , pique , temper a sudden outburst of anger frustration a feeling of annoyance at being hindered or criticized aggravation , exasperation an exasperated feeling of annoyance harassment , torment a feeling of ...

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   VEXATION meaning: 1. worry or anger: 2. something that is worrying or annoying 3. worry or anger: . Learn more.

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   vexatious: [adjective] causing vexation : distressing. intended to harass.

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