English-French translation for "to exasperate"
"to exasperate" French translation
to exasperate {verb}
to exasperate [exasperated|exasperated] {vb} (also: to incense, to infuriate, to aggravate, to madden)
To reduce Europe, and thus peace, to a few budget lines, really stems from a mediocrity that never fails to exasperate me.
The area of reconstruction is the most exasperating one for us all.
I bring the example of one very exasperated taxpayer.
It is quite exasperating and unsatisfactory that we should be giving a verdict on texts we know to have since been modified.
However, at that moment, the representatives of the victims were slamming the door as they left the meeting, exasperated by the federal government's refusal to compensate all victims.
to exasperate [exasperated|exasperated] {vb} (also: to make sb. indignant, to annoy, to aggravate)
to exasperate [exasperated|exasperated] {vb} (also: to irritate, to annoy, to aggravate, to needle)
to exasperate [exasperated|exasperated] {vb} (also: to exceed, to outstrip)
Exasperated by this situation, rural people reported these incidents to the Ligue Togolaise des Droits de l'Homme (Togolese League for Human Rights, LTDH).
Even when the Lord is exasperated by the infidelity of His people and thinks of finishing with it, it is still His tenderness and generous love for those who are His own which overcomes His anger.50
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "exasperate":
© Princeton Universityworsen · aggravate · exacerbate · infuriate · incense
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to exasperate" in French
After years of exasperating stagnation, the Union has, for some months, been progressing at an increasingly frenetic rate with which the citizens cannot keep up.
Mr President, at this late stage in voting time, it is exasperating to have to point out that the House is incapable of applying the decisions that it takes.
It is a document full of exasperating political deceit that is directed at the President of our Republic himself, the symbol of our dignity and of our nationhood.
As they usually aspire to none but facile and immediate enjoyments, they rush impetuously toward the object of each of their desires, and the least delays exasperate them.
I am also exasperated at the fact that almost everyone still hides behind all kinds of issues to do with our supposed inability to establish the cost scientifically.
The conditions that prompted the General Assembly to adopt the resolutions that I just mentioned continue to persist, and are exasperated by the lack of peace in many areas of Somalia.
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