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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
How are they different?
I am vexed.
I am annoyed.
How are they different?
and what is ' vexed problem'?
Thankyou!
I am annoyed.
How are they different?
and what is ' vexed problem'?
Thankyou!
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Hi They both mean the same: I am troubled by something Annoy is the older word and is more common, but vex, I think, has come back into fashion, in England - He can be so vexing! A vexed problem is one that is difficult to answer Dave
- Hi They both mean the same: I am troubled by something Annoy is the older word and is more common, but vex, I think, has come back into fashion, in England - He can be so vexing!
- A vexed problem is one that is difficult to answer Dave
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Hi
They both mean the same: I am troubled by something
Annoy is the older word and is more common, but vex, I think, has come back into fashion, in England
- He can be so vexing!
A vexed problem is one that is difficult to answer
Dave
They both mean the same: I am troubled by something
Annoy is the older word and is more common, but vex, I think, has come back into fashion, in England
- He can be so vexing!
A vexed problem is one that is difficult to answer
Dave
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