frustrating
/ˈfrʌstreɪtɪŋ/
adjective
- Causing feelings of annoyance or discouragement because something is difficult, slow, or impossible to achieve.
- The slow internet connection made the video call frustrating.
- Waiting in a long line at the store can be very frustrating.
- It was frustrating to spend hours on the homework and still not understand the lesson.
Antonyms
verb
- To cause someone to feel annoyed, upset, or impatient because they cannot do or achieve what they want.
- The broken printer frustrated everyone in the office.
- Her lack of progress in learning the piano frustrated her.
- The constant delays frustrated the travelers at the airport.
- To prevent someone from doing something or to block a plan or effort from succeeding.
- The security system frustrated the thief's attempt to break in.
- Bad weather frustrated their plans for a picnic.
- New regulations frustrated the company's expansion efforts.
noun
- The feeling of being annoyed or discouraged because you cannot do or achieve something.
- Her frustration grew as the puzzle remained unsolved.
- He kicked the chair in frustration after losing the game.
- Take a deep breath to release your frustration.