The word 'frustratingly' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is an adverb that describes something as causing frustration or annoyance. Example: The instructions on how to assemble the furniture were frustratingly vague, making the task much more difficult than it needed to be.
In 2009, she was one of the few to predict that the pace of the recovery would be "frustratingly slow", and she has accurately stuck to that prediction.
But while change is still frustratingly slow, we are at least inching – albeit stubbornly and at times uncertainly – in the right direction.
But it also reveals how frustratingly futile the task can be in a land-hungry megacity, by constantly throwing up glimpses of parking lots, temples and garbage dumps popping up where mangroves used to be.
In response NGOs say that journalists are frustratingly unresponsive to major crises, such as the Ebola epidemic and present an over-simplified view of long-running conflicts, or ignore them completely.
He remains a somewhat difficult interviewee; his answers about his work are sometimes abrupt and frustratingly vague.
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Cloaked in a fuzzy half-light, they feel frustratingly unrealistic.The best thing about this adaptation are the words that Sir Salman, as off-screen narrator, has lifted straight from the book.
Justice done properly can be frustratingly slow and boring, as anyone who has actually watched a criminal trial (not a televised drama) can tell you.
Greg Clark, Mr Miliband's shadow, described the plans to roll out the smart meters as "frustratingly slow".
I'm biased, of course, but when it comes out next year, it is likely to be the sharpest portrait published of this iconic but dreadful African leader.Back to top >>TuesdayREPORTING from Zimbabwe can be frustratingly delightful.
After frustratingly long delays some of the necessary changes have been made in Greece, although that progress now looks in jeopardy as the political drive wavers.
