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Meaning frustrated meaning
What does frustrated mean?
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Synonyms frustrated synonyms
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Topics frustrated topics
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Simple sentences
Tom became frustrated.
Tom was really frustrated.
You are frustrated with your work.
Illness frustrated his plans for the trip.
Frustrated at not being the exclusive object of her desires anymore, Tom demoted Mary.
I was frustrated.
Tom is frustrated.
I'm confused and frustrated.
That galloping inflation has been lasting for three years now. People are frustrated and angry.
Mary gets frustrated when her colleagues do not recycle.
I know that Tom is frustrated.
Tom seems to be feeling frustrated.
Tom is probably still frustrated.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was frustrated.
The bad weather frustrated our plans.
Tom was frustrated.
Tom looked frustrated.
I know you're frustrated.
Tom was very frustrated.
She's sexually frustrated.
I know that you're frustrated.
Tom became frustrated when his suggestions fell on deaf ears.
Movie subtitles
A frustrated opponent?
You frustrated me in the affair of the French gold.
I do love him so - his dreadful energy and his blind frustrated rages.
Let me warn you that Dr. Petersen is a frustrated gymnast.
Only frustrated people smoke too much, and only the lonely are frustrated.
Frustrated and sick.
People were human beings to him, but to you, a warped, frustrated old man, they're cattle.
You once called me a warped, frustrated old man.
What are you but a warped frustrated young man?
All right, frustrated lover, then.
Beautiful woman, intelligent. frustrated.
Frustrated, just like the others we've seen.
I haven't time for frustrated females.
All else is idle talk for frustrated intellectuals a bit like you.
Ever since the day Tina went to you instinctively as to a mother you've watched Charlotte turn into a bitter, frustrated woman.
You feel frustrated and fall back on being saved. Am I right?
It frustrated them.
He's a sick man, frustrated, sick in his mind.
What are you but a warped, frustrated young man?
And that frustrated old-maid secretary of hers, if you ask me they look like a couple of fugitives from Madame Tussaud's waxworks.
I'm not peculiar, I'm just frustrated.
I'm frustrated.
If frustrated her whole magnetic circuit is liable to go up.
I was frustrated, too.
They're like frustrated human beings.
Unhappy and frustrated.
If everybody was like me, the world would be. a terribly frustrated sort of place.
Only frustrated people smoke too much and only lonely people are frustrated.
Stop worrying about me as a frustrated genius.
The frustrated dancer, clumping along with a leg anchored to the ground, and a heart anchored to. but you don't have to understand me or even like me.
She looks a little frustrated at that.
My plans, though frustrated, were fulfilled.
As everyone knows, alas, that so often dreams remain just dreams. illusions are lost and hopes are frustrated.
News and current affairs
The population, frustrated by ever deepening impoverishment and isolation, is beginning to question what happened over the past decade in Serbia.
In the end, our hopes were frustrated.
Without the French Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte would have remained a gifted and frustrated junior military officer.
With little recourse to legal means, an increasing number of frustrated victims of graft resort to extra-legal measures such as strikes, demonstrations, and sit-ins in order to gain media and public attention.
This pool of frustrated talent may prove fertile ground to international terrorist organizations seeking support for their extremist agendas.
But the renewed hope will be frustrated unless we can respond effectively to the ethical challenge.
What matters is that the larger emerging markets are putting substantial capital into institutions that will be dominated by China - an indication of how frustrated they are with the World Bank and the IMF.
Instead, they are frustrated by the absence (or the failure) of social policies to address their needs.
Frustrated international administrators, indeed, have forced Albania's political parties to form a coalition.
It is understandable that pundits, worried about global warming and frustrated with the near-absence of political interest or solutions, see exaggeration as an easy way to garner attention.
Nor does it mean that we should not love our dogs - or sometimes be frustrated by them.
It would be even worse if European ministers, frustrated with gridlock over exchange rates, started sharing ideas for creatively managing their budgets to stimulate short-term demand, rather than long-term growth.
An impeccable Communist career, one might think, giving his son no need to distance himself or to complete a frustrated ambition.
Like any Indian, today I am angry, frustrated, and depressed.
The US is frustrated by not being able to get its way at the UN.
Frustrated, the woman gives in.
Frustrated, their parents had the twins' genomes sequenced.
In Syria, Russian and Chinese intransigence have frustrated its efforts to find a diplomatic solution.
Yam was always frustrated by the lack of policy freedom under the Currency Board.
The young thugs who have attacked synagogues come mostly from the ranks of the unemployed and frustrated.
PARIS - Populism is on the rise throughout Europe, as both economically depressed and prosperous countries become increasingly frustrated with their established political elites.
BUDAPEST - Today, millions of Europeans are afraid and frustrated as they face unemployment, loss of savings and pensions, radically reduced social benefits, and other economic hardships.
Deeply frustrated by the Bush administration's policies, many people and governments in Europe hope for a fundamental change in American foreign policy after the upcoming presidential election.
Given this, it is not surprising that the increasing visibility of Islamist extremism has, by capturing the attention of frustrated young Muslim men in Europe and elsewhere, spurred increased violence against Jews.
The Scots would almost certainly want to break away from England and rejoin the EU as an independent member, giving further encouragement (as if that were needed) to separatists in Catalonia and other frustrated European regions.
Frustrated by Ukraine's immobilism and corruption, Europe has turned away from the country - a stance that could turn out to be a significant strategic mistake.
So the future of this big country is of great importance to Europe; in view of its own interests, therefore, Europe cannot afford an emotionally frustrated reaction.