aggravating
adj.adj. making you feel annoyed or frustrated. You use this when a situation or a person's behavior is very bothersome.
adj. causing annoyance or exasperation; making a problem or situation worse. Often used predicatively after linking verbs like 'be' or 'seem'.
The constant noise from the street is very aggravating.
It is aggravating to wait for a bus that is already twenty minutes late during a rainstorm.
While the technical glitches were minor, the aggravating lack of communication from the support team turned a simple fix into a week-long ordeal.
Often functions as a participial adjective; can be modified by degree adverbs like 'extremely' or 'rather'.
I am very aggravating with himI am very aggravated with himLearners confuse the -ing form (the cause of the feeling) with the -ed form (the person experiencing the feeling).