Frustration

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Emotional WeightPlay
The word 'frustration' can convey a strong emotional response, more intense than annoyance. SlideHer frustration was palpable when the printer broke again.
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Context SpecificPlay
'Frustration' often relates to specific goals or desires that are blocked or unachieved. SlideHis frustration stemmed from the canceled flight that delayed his vacation.
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Personal ReactionPlay
The term can sometimes be subjective, depending on the person's patience and expectations. SlideThe slow internet caused her much frustration, unlike her brother who didn't mind.