An > References for ‘annoyed’

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[164] After sending his disciples to [...] arrived. His Holiness was considerably annoyed and glared at the newcomer.

[27] After I had taken a few steps I [...] the while as if he was, and this annoyed me. After walking for a little [...] aren’t you?” he said.

[18] The beggar’s bag will not [...] puruśa becomes angry or annoyed at such comparisons and if He does indeed become annoyed, how His anger is expressed – this will be discussed later.

[25] In the first stage of human life, [...] world, they become irritated and annoyed. They think, “Oh, I’m [...] things are meant for me!”

[20] Just see how difficult it is to keep adjustment between the two. A wife will be annoyed if a husband donates much money [...] need not establish adjustment.

[11] In the first stage of human life, [...] world, they become irritated and annoyed. They think “Oh, I’m [...] things are meant for me!”

[44] The root verb kup is used [...] angry”, “to be greatly annoyed”. We do not come across its causative [...] causative form but it is hardly used.

[49] Kup + kta = kupita . Both [...] “one who is angry or greatly annoyed”, or “one who has suddenly [...] in western Ráŕh.

[156] He said, “Yesterday afternoon [...] hose towards the monkey for fun. Annoyed and irritated as well as frightened [...] understand, a kásara”

[158] He resumed, “Annoyed by the grimaces of the monkey, [...] chewing the bones of a fish.”

[13] There are some fish – cyáḿ, [...] their elders, their elders get annoyed and say já já, cyáḿŕámi [...] cyáḿŕá].

[68] The fellow stood there like a statue chiselled out of monolithic rock. I became very annoyed and turned over on my other side. [...] that there are no tigers nearby.

[69] I tried to sleep a little. But [...] mosquito net. I got more and more annoyed. I decided to ignore him for a [...] mercilessly and compel him to leave.

[86] “As I was saying,” [...] myself that I hope I haven’t annoyed whoever I’ve been talking to.”

[87] “Why should I be annoyed,” I replied. “Rather, [...] much at such an early age.”

[106] My visitor paused for a moment, [...] lot. But you don’t seem to be annoyed at all. Of course, these are all your thoughts. They are only coming out of my mouth.”

[29] A little annoyed, I pulled the blanket down from [...] That was the style in that era.

[31] A little annoyed, I said, “I don’t smoke. I don’t have a lighter.”