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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Annoy, irritate, bother, trouble, and upset?

Hi,

Which one is good in the following examples?
The noise caused by remodelling from upstair neighbor is very annoying / bothering / irritating/ upsetting.
Bad relationship with my parents is annoying / bothering / irritating/ upsetting.
Pressure from the work are annoying / bothering / irritating / upsetting.
Being neglected by her boyfriend annoyed / irritated /troubled /upset her.

Do "I am annoyed" and “I am irritated" express less anger than "I am angry"?
Is their emphasis not anger, but mental disturbance ?

Thanks
  

Top answer

Hi Here are the possible choices. The bold ones are the ones which I prefer a bit more than the other. The noise caused by remodelling from upstair neighbor is very annoying / irritating.

— Prajwalkr

  • Hi Here are the possible choices.
  • The bold ones are the ones which I prefer a bit more than the other.
  • The noise caused by remodelling from upstair neighbor is very annoying / irritating.
  • Bad relationship with my parents is upsetting ( If It saddens you) Bad relationship with my parents is annoying (If it angers you.
  • Eg: you had too much frequent fights) Pressure from the work is annoying / upsetting / irritating.
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Hi
Here are the possible choices. The bold ones are the ones which I prefer a bit more than the other.
The noise caused by remodelling from upstair neighbor is very annoying / irritating.

Bad relationship with my parents is upsetting ( If It saddens you)
Bad relationship with my parents is annoying (If it angers you. Eg: you had too much frequent fights)
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