frustrated
Pronunciation: [frʌs.trə.teɪtɪd]
Word
Context: “emotions”
(adjective) feeling upset or annoyed because things are not going the way you want them to. When you try hard to do something but it doesn't work out, you might feel frustrated.
Example
She felt frustrated when her project didn't turn out as she had hoped.
Example
He wasn't frustrated at all; he calmly accepted the changes.
Example
Why do you feel frustrated with your homework?
Context: “obstacles”
(verb) to make someone feel annoyed or upset because they cannot do something or achieve what they want. When you stop someone from reaching their goal, you frustrate them.
Example
The delay frustrated the team, but they decided to try again later.
Example
She did not frustrate him; instead, she helped him find a solution.
Example
Did the rain frustrate your plans for the picnic?
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