frustration
/frʌˈstreɪʃən/
noun
- The feeling of being upset or annoyed because you cannot do what you want or because something is not working as expected.
- His frustration grew as he tried to assemble the furniture without instructions.
- The team's frustration was clear after losing the championship game by one point.
- She slammed the door in frustration after the computer crashed again.
- Something that causes a feeling of annoyance or disappointment.
- Traffic jams are a daily frustration for commuters in the city.
- One major frustration of online shopping is waiting for deliveries.
- The broken printer was just another frustration in a long week.
- The act of preventing something from happening or succeeding; the state of being blocked or thwarted.
- The frustration of their plans led to a complete reorganization of the project.
- The villain's goal was the frustration of all efforts to save the kingdom.
- Years of frustration finally ended when the peace treaty was signed.
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