How to pronounce “vexed” in English

questions that vexed Iraq before the surge were still out there hanging fire

But what is the answer then to this vexed debate over the correct meaning of fulsome?

So the older I got, the more vexed I got by my race.

And so there's this question, which vexed an entire generation of mathematicians, of, OK.

over the network and when it doesn't we get understandably very vexed and we call up the council and we demand to know why we can't register our marriage over the Internet like

I'm sure a little frustrated and vexed here.

And so the thought was to really find a space where I could theorize about things that vexed me as a person-- why was that, at Columbia, I

They tell us about the social, political and economic worries that vexed Americans as they commiserated over a lost job with friends or headed off to the mines for work, or spent

So on all, I think today many people are exercised about exercise, where they're vexed, and worried, and anxious, and harassed.

which is what he called the telescope-- "is observed so well that, of all the disciplines that for so many generations have vexed philosophers,

And then here, in this country, one of the things that has particularly vexed me is the problem of teen pregnancy-- that 30% of American teenage girls