irked (Meaning)

irked

the fact of being annoying, to make weary, irritated, or bored, a source of annoyance

The persistent buzzing of the alarm clock irked Thomas, interrupting his sweet slumber.
The politician's vague promises irked the voters, leaving them feeling disillusioned.
Sarah was irked by her colleague's constant interruptions, hindering her productivity.
The lack of attention to detail irked the surgeon, putting the patient's well-being at risk.
The neighbor's loud music irked the elderly couple, disrupting their peaceful evening.
The customer was irked by the clerk's rude behavior, vowing never to return to the store.
James was irked by his girlfriend's constant nagging, feeling suffocated in the relationship.
The driver's reckless maneuvers irked the passengers, causing them anxiety and discomfort.
The professor's dismissive attitude irked the students, making them question their own intelligence.
The news of the company's layoffs irked the employees, creating a sense of uncertainty and fear.

the fact of being annoying, to make weary, irritated, or bored, a source of annoyance

irritated, bothered, exasperated, angry, upset,annoyed, mad, angered, aggravated, peeved

satisfied, happy, delighted,pleased, content, serene,calm,tranquil, placid, peaceable

The persistent buzzing of the alarm clock irked Thomas, interrupting his sweet slumber.

The politician's vague promises irked the voters, leaving them feeling disillusioned.

Sarah was irked by her colleague's constant interruptions, hindering her productivity.

The lack of attention to detail irked the surgeon, putting the patient's well-being at risk.