Translation (Greek)

abirritation Antonyms

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Meaning of abirritation

Webster

A pathological condition opposite to that of irritation; debility; want of strength; asthenia.

The constant buzzing of the mosquitoes outside the tent led to a state of abirritation among the campers.
The persistent noise from the construction site caused a growing sense of abirritation in the neighborhood.
The malfunctioning air conditioner in the scorching heat was a source of abirritation for everyone in the office.
The repetitive beeping of the car alarm resulted in a state of abirritation for the residents of the quiet street.
The ongoing traffic congestion was a significant abirritation for commuters trying to reach their destinations on time.
The never-ending stream of irrelevant emails contributed to the abirritation felt by employees inundated with electronic communication.
The long wait times at the crowded airport led to a collective sense of abirritation among passengers.
The persistent coughing of a fellow moviegoer became an abirritation, distracting others from enjoying the film.
The constant background noise in the open-plan office space became a source of abirritation for those seeking a quiet work environment.
The technical glitches during the important video conference caused abirritation among the participants, disrupting the flow of the meeting.

A pathological condition opposite to that of irritation; debility; want of strength; asthenia.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The constant buzzing of the mosquitoes outside the tent led to a state of abirritation among the campers.

The persistent noise from the construction site caused a growing sense of abirritation in the neighborhood.

The malfunctioning air conditioner in the scorching heat was a source of abirritation for everyone in the office.

The repetitive beeping of the car alarm resulted in a state of abirritation for the residents of the quiet street.