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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'felt annoyed' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person's emotion or reaction to something. For example, "She felt annoyed when her friends forgot her birthday."
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'I felt annoyed with myself for not having noticed this in Brown's speech,' Laws tells me.
She says, "My father dismissed the idea, but my mother felt annoyed".
I felt annoyed at having allowed my ego to be so easily tempted but, hey, we're all human.
I felt annoyed that Mrs Jakovleva must have got to me, and tramped back to the guest house.
Only 8% of the 811 participants felt flattered, while 25% felt insulted, 40% felt angry, and 62% felt annoyed.
I felt annoyed until I realised that that is what I had been doing with the patients, assuming their lives were meaningless.
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This experience felt annoying and frustrating to patients, and some patients declined care or services as a result.
That felt annoying sometimes.' (respondent 13) The first step in the practice accreditation program is collecting patient related data on four chronic diseases.
That felt annoying sometimes.' (respondent 13) 'What we disliked was that we were obliged to make a plan on the four most common chronic diseases, you have to do this, you have to do that.
The music is annoying, and I feel annoyed.
If someone sits at my table, I feel annoyed.
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