aggravated

adj. feeling very annoyed, especially because a problem is not going away.

adj. experiencing a state of heightened irritation or frustration. Often used to describe a reaction to repetitive or persistent nuisances.

“He felt aggravated by the constant noise from the construction site next door.”

“The commuters grew increasingly aggravated as the delay stretched into its second hour without any official explanation from the station staff.”

adj. describing a crime or situation that is more serious or violent than usual.

adj. denoting an offence made more serious by attendant circumstances, such as the use of a weapon or intent to cause serious harm.

“The man was charged with aggravated assault because he was carrying a weapon.”

“The prosecution argued for a harsher sentence, citing the aggravated nature of the robbery and the psychological trauma inflicted on the victims.”

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