vexation
/vɛkˈseɪʃən/
noun
- The feeling of being annoyed, worried, or frustrated.
- The teacher's vexation was clear when the students ignored the instructions.
- She tried to hide her vexation when the computer crashed again.
- To his vexation, the bus left just as he arrived at the stop.
- Something that causes annoyance or trouble.
- The delay was a minor vexation compared to losing the luggage.
- Paying bills is one of life's many vexations.
- The broken printer was a constant vexation in the office.