irritation

irritation
n
1. annoyance, vexation, exasperation, Inf. aggravation; displeasure, dissatisfaction, disapproval, disapprobation, discontent.
2. anger, ire, dudgeon, high dudgeon; offense, umbrage, indignation, huff, tiff, fume, pique, Inf. slow burn.
3. embitterment, bitterness, exacerbation, bitter resentment, resentment, hard feelings; spleen, choler, gall, bile, ill or bad humor, ill or bad temper, ill or bad feeling; virulence, acerbity, acrimony; hurt feelings, wounded pride.

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