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Sentence examples for To annoy from inspiring English sources

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To annoy

verb

To disturb or irritate, especially by continued or repeated acts; to bother with unpleasant deeds.

  • Marc loved his sister, but when she annoyed him he wanted to switch her off.

synonyms

botherirritatebughasslepester

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It used to annoy me.

1
The Guardian - Music

"Don't do anything to annoy them".

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The New York Times

Long may he continue to annoy.

3
The Economist

Gardner knows how to annoy opponents.

4
The New York Times - Sports

Perhaps they just want to annoy.

5
The Guardian - Lifestyle

"We don't want to annoy the mothers.

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The New York Times

"He didn't say it to annoy anyone".

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The New York Times

That seemed to annoy Mr. Schmidt.

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The New York Times

What caused her to annoy you?

9
The Guardian - Lifestyle

Why, that's purely to annoy visitors.

10
The Guardian - Lifestyle

And that is certain to annoy passengers.

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The New York Times - Travel
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