peeving Sentence Examples
- Her constant interruptions were peeving the speaker during the presentation.
- It's peeving when people cut in line at the grocery store.
- The mispronunciation of his name was slightly peeving, but he politely corrected the speaker.
- It's peeving when drivers don't use their turn signals.
- He found it peeving when his coworkers would leave dirty dishes in the sink without washing them.
- It's particularly peeving when people talk loudly on their phones in public spaces.
- The continuous ringing of his phone during the movie was extremely peeving to everyone in the theater.
- It's peeving when someone borrows your belongings without asking first.
- She tried not to let it show, but the constant tapping of his pen on the desk was peeving her.
- It's peeving when people chew with their mouths open.
peeving Meaning
peeving
a feeling or mood of resentment, something one finds annoying, a particular grievance or source of aggravation, to make peevish or resentful, to make irritable or resentful
Synonyms & Antonyms of peeving
Synonyms:
- biting
- importunate
- troubling
- bratty
- troublesome
- stressful
- offensive
- jarring
- tiresome
- mischievous
- pestilent
- distressing
- angering
- pesty
- infuriating
- upsetting
- chafing
- worrisome
- displeasing
- discomforting
- brattish
- enraging
- trying
- importune
- inconveniencing
- burdensome
- disquieting
- distractive
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word peeving
a feeling or mood of resentment, something one finds annoying, a particular grievance or source of aggravation, to make peevish or resentful, to make irritable
annoying, irritating, disturbing, frustrating, pestiferous, abrasive, rankling, plaguy, irksome, pesky
delightful,pleasing,
Her constant interruptions were peeving the speaker during the presentation.
It's peeving when people cut in line at the grocery store.
The mispronunciation of his name was slightly peeving, but he politely corrected the speaker.
It's peeving when drivers don't use their turn signals.
