vext (Meaning)
vext
to irritate or annoy by petty provocations, to annoy continually with little irritations, to bring trouble, distress, or worry to, puzzle, baffle, to bring physical distress to, to bring trouble, distress, or agitation to, to shake or toss about
Synonyms & Antonyms of vext
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Synonyms:
- shirty
- teed off
- cantankerous
- touchy
- testy
- ill-humored
- huffy
- ireful
- piqued
- snuffy
- petulant
- inflamed
- crabby
- dyspeptic
- peevish
- provoked
- disapproving
- churlish
- irate
- roiled
- tried
- riled
- tested
- persecuted
- enflamed
- grumpy
- plagued
- badgered
- harried
- choleric
- resentful
- steaming
- harassed
- sore
- rankled
- bilious
- fretful
- bedeviled
- perturbed
- snappish
- bristly
- tormented
- irascible
- tortured
- put out
- grouchy
- cross
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vext Sentence Examples
- The constant buzzing of the mosquito vext the sleeping child.
- The lawyer's relentless questioning vext the witness, making him squirm uncomfortably.
- The persistent pain in his shoulder vext him, disrupting his concentration.
- The nagging voice of self-doubt vext his mind, whispering insidious doubts.
- The neighbor's loud music vext the peace of the neighborhood, making it hard to sleep.
- The unruly child vext the teacher, disrupting the flow of the lesson.
- The unanswered letter vext the anxious sender, fueling their worry.
- The endless traffic jam vext the commuters, wasting their precious time.
- The recurring nightmare vext the sleeper, haunting their nights with eerie images.
- The unsolved mystery vext the detectives, leaving them baffled and frustrated.
FAQs About the word vext
to irritate or annoy by petty provocations, to annoy continually with little irritations, to bring trouble, distress, or worry to, puzzle, baffle, to bring phys
annoyed, upset, bothered, displeased, angry, irritated, aggravated, exasperated, outraged, irked
pleased, delighted, satisfied, happy, content, serene,calm, peaceable, tranquil,placid
The constant buzzing of the mosquito vext the sleeping child.
The lawyer's relentless questioning vext the witness, making him squirm uncomfortably.
The persistent pain in his shoulder vext him, disrupting his concentration.
The nagging voice of self-doubt vext his mind, whispering insidious doubts.
