How to pronounce “exasperated” in English

Basically, after 12 years of doing this, he had gotten a bit tired.Exasperated and fearing a scandal, Gates reported the misuse of the grant money to the Mellon Foundation.

liked to talk with her about this this whole you know rescue deal if he himselfwas exasperated and near the end of his tether if he felt all sorts of anger toward himself toward Lorraine towardthe whole stupid world and was literally swimming in regrets and as such was in no shape to deal with his own grief let

And trying out different combinations, settling on this palette.She gets very exasperated and says, I'm a cricket!

stroke into what we call hemorrhagic stroke, where you get a brain bleed.And you've just exasperated the problem.And at that time, in 2001, about 5% of patients who were eligible actually to be helped by this drug were getting it.

He raised his hand then, signaling for the waitress and signaling too that our talk was over, that he had exhausted all hope of my helpfulness.And I was both relieved and exasperated by this, and exasperated too, by what he had said.But this is a story you're telling yourself, I said, a story you've made up that will make you unhappy.

They were able to understand how the pieces of the organization fit together.So I was frustrated and exasperated by that.

So what our task has been with that of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and the UNDP-- the United Nations Development Program--Much of this biomass is being exasperated as well by the CO2 emissions that are going on.

good did it do to tell Lincoln her plans why tell him anything when he would shoot her down in thatpassive-aggressive eating manner of his being around Lincoln exasperatedLorraine and made her lose it and made her so sad as to render her mute and

So I suggest you need all the friends you can get at this point, friends you can trust.running my fingers over my face and through my hair like I'd seen exasperated men do.

I've written in my notes here painting staring, which I've not yet had the time to go and find three hours to do this, but perhaps you could talk about--I wondered if the pandemic has, in any way, exasperated that, because we now do even more online, when we're used to food being delivered as and when we want it,

wonderful circuitous way of of guiding and pulling us towards our must and maybe it's just about sitting down andyou will make make the time in your life now I had a gentleman come up to me one day totally exasperated maybe in his 50s

And so this was another factor in the debate.He was also visited by another "Sunday Times" journalist, Marjorie Wallace, who's quite exasperated by him.

They selected us as one of the products to go out to the show in New York.And they still couldn't come up with a new idea, until the leader of the team, Howard, in a frustrated, exasperated sigh,