aggravating

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• The game can be aggressively aggravating, especially given the banality of its dialogue.

• Tenants and landlords alike described the process as glitchy, difficult and aggravating.

• So while the poor sound quality was aggravating, it was also a signal of some weird legitimacy.

• There are a lot of aggravating myths and narratives in politics.

• We all know that spending time with your extended clan over the holidays can be aggravating.

• It found a way to make one of the most aggravating aspects of modern American life, air travel, even more aggravating.

• The effects are clearly aggravating the difficulties of the United States.

• Governor Berkeley at this time was aggravating the home situation of the Virginia colonists.

• The aggravating smile of condescending wisdom kept playing about his lips.

• A woman will endure martyrdom with the expression of a seraph,—an extremely aggravating seraph.

• A more aggravating annoyance, however, brings loss to the owners of the herds.

• The aggravating thing is, that the expeditions may never reach their proper starting point.