Definition of vexation

vexationnoun

sự phẫn nộ

/vekˈseɪʃn//vekˈseɪʃn/

The word "vexation" has its origins in the 14th century. It comes from the Latin words "vexare" meaning "to trouble" and "vexatio" meaning "disturbance". The term initially referred to the act of troubling or disturbing someone, often in a physical sense. Over time, its meaning expanded to encompass emotional or mental distress, annoyance, or frustration. In the 16th century, the phrase "vexation of spirit" emerged, describing a deep-seated and long-standing sense of unease or discomfort. Today, the word "vexation" is used to describe the feeling of being troubled, bothersome, or irksome, often caused by a person, situation, or circumstance.

Summary
type danh từ
meaningsự làm bực mình, sự làm phật ý
meaningsự bực mình, sự phật ý
meaningđiều phiền toái, điều khó chịu
examplethe vexations of life: những sự phiền toái của cuộc sống
namespace

the state of feeling upset or annoyed

trạng thái cảm thấy khó chịu hoặc khó chịu

Example:
  • She sat down and cried in vexation.

    Cô ngồi xuống và khóc trong sự bực tức.

a thing that upsets or annoys you

một điều làm bạn khó chịu hoặc khó chịu