scunnered Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- galled
- peeved
- indignant
- infuriated
- narked
- disturbed
- irritable
- angered
- outraged
- vexed
- irked
- displeased
- aggravated
- frustrated
- mad
- troubled
Weak:
- tormented
- riled
- persecuted
- piqued
- resentful
- crabby
- petulant
- churlish
- rankled
- perturbed
- sore
- grumpy
- peevish
- testy
- disapproving
- badgered
- cantankerous
- irascible
- tried
- harried
- tortured
- cross
- tested
- dyspeptic
- steaming
- grouchy
- bilious
- enflamed
- put-out
- ireful
- shirty
- distressed
- plagued
- irate
- provoked
- touchy
- ill-humored
- huffy
- harassed
- bristly
- inflamed
- snuffy
- snappish
- fretful
- teed-off
- choleric
Meaning of scunnered
scunnered
to be in a state of disgusted irritation, an unreasonable or extreme dislike or prejudice
scunnered Sentence Examples
- John was utterly scunnered with the incessant chattering of his colleagues.
- The foul odor of the dumpster left her feeling distinctly scunnered.
- The politician's empty promises left the electorate scunnered with the entire system.
- Mary's constant nagging had scunnered her husband, making him yearn for peace and quiet.
- The sight of so much litter on the beach left the nature lover scunnered.
- The gruesome details of the crime scene left the investigators scunnered.
- The repeated delays and cancellations had scunnered the travelers, who were now beyond frustrated.
- The constant malfunctioning of the vending machine left the employees scunnered with it.
- The child's relentless tantrums had scunnered her parents, who were at their wit's end.
- The repugnant taste of the stew left the guests scunnered with the entire meal.
FAQs About the word scunnered
to be in a state of disgusted irritation, an unreasonable or extreme dislike or prejudice
exasperated, bothered, upset, irritated, angry,annoyed, galled, peeved, indignant, infuriated
delighted, content, happy, satisfied,pleased,calm, serene, placid, peaceable,tranquil
John was utterly scunnered with the incessant chattering of his colleagues.
The foul odor of the dumpster left her feeling distinctly scunnered.
The politician's empty promises left the electorate scunnered with the entire system.
Mary's constant nagging had scunnered her husband, making him yearn for peace and quiet.
