Synonyms of 'annoyed'

adjective

irritatedDictionary, bothered, pissed (taboo, slang)She tapped her forehead and looked annoyed with herself.

irritated

Not surprisingly, her teacher is getting irritated with her.

bothered

pissed (taboo, slang)

harassed

Looking harassed and drawn, he tendered his resignation.

hassled (informal)

aggravated (informal)

maddened

ruffled

exasperated

She was clearly exasperated by the delay.

nettled

He was nettled by her casual manner.

vexed

He was vexed by the art establishment's rejection of his work.

pissed off (taboo, slang)

miffed (informal)

I was a bit miffed about that.

displeased

irked

riled

harried

harried businessmen scurrying from one office to another

peeved (informal)

Susan couldn't help feeling a little peeved.

piqued

browned off (informal)

Additional synonyms

exasperated

If you describe a person as exasperated, you mean that they are frustrated or angry because of something that is happening or something that another person is doing.

She was clearly exasperated by the delay.

galled

pissed off (taboo, slang)

mad (informal)

irate

riled (informal)

up in arms

peeved (informal)

harassed

If you are harassed, you are anxious and tense because you have too much to do or too many problems to cope with.

Looking harassed and drawn, he tendered his resignation.

hassled (informal)

under pressure

plagued

tormented

distraught

vexed

under stress

careworn

harried

harried businessmen scurrying from one office to another

bothered

plagued

tormented

hassled (informal)

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Nearby words of 'annoyed'

announcer
annoy
annoyance
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annoying
annual
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Related Terms of 'annoyed'

annoy

Source

Thesaurus for annoyed from the Collins English Thesaurus

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Dictionary definition

If you are annoyed , you are fairly angry about something.

Aspect

When we use a verb, we often need to be able to refer to more than the time at which an event took place. We sometimes need to be able to refer to actions and states as completed or not completed. As...