Sentence examples for to irritation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of irritating, or exciting, or the state of being irritated; excitement; stimulation, usually of an undue and uncomfortable kind; especially, excitement of anger or passion; provocation; annoyance; anger.
It reduced primary irritation index that is from mild irritant (PII2.035) to irritation barely perceptible (PII0.45) that offer safe delivery of the oil over the skin.
This then gave way to irritation – why won't they brush their hair?
Shaving away pubic hair can make the vagina more vulnerable to irritation and infection.
We're often baffled, and after a while enjoyable puzzlement gives way to irritation and resistance.
"I am against poly-pharmacy at home because you can over-treat yourself, leading to irritation".
For some, using it leads to irritation, redness and even peeling.
His regret turns to irritation that both Canadian firms have since fallen to foreign mining firms.
Stiffness of the neck then develops, owing to irritation of the spinal nerves supplying those muscles.
While phantom rings may generate reactions from curiosity to irritation, at least explanations for the phenomenon exist.
Move closer, sit down and watch, and the jaw clamps shut again, awe turning first to disappointment, then to irritation.
His attitude, said the interviewer, was ascribable to irritation at a photo shoot which had preceded filming.
