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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
to be aggravated
Hello,
Does "My friend looked/was very aggravated after the meeting" sound more natural than "My friend looked/was very annoyed after the meeting"? I think the latter's much more common.
Does "My friend looked/was very aggravated after the meeting" sound more natural than "My friend looked/was very annoyed after the meeting"? I think the latter's much more common.
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, he may not have actually been aggravated/annoyed; he may just have looked that way.
- , he may not have actually been aggravated/annoyed; he may just have looked that way.
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They all work, but note that "looked" just means that; i.e., he may not have actually been aggravated/annoyed; he may just have looked that way.
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