frustration in Greek
frustration in Greek is στέρηση — frustration means a feeling of annoyance or distress caused by being unable to do or achieve something.
frustration in Greek
στέρηση
Pronounced: sterisi
What does "frustration" mean?
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noun A feeling of annoyance or distress caused by being unable to do or achieve something.
"His frustration grew as the traffic barely moved."
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noun Something that causes this feeling.
"One of the frustrations of the job is the endless paperwork."
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frustration in a sentence
- His frustration grew as the traffic barely moved.
- She let out a sigh of frustration after the third failed attempt.
- One of the frustrations of the job is the endless paperwork.
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What is "frustration" in Greek?
"frustration" in Greek is στέρηση. frustration means: A feeling of annoyance or distress caused by being unable to do or achieve something.
How do you pronounce στέρηση?
"frustration" in Greek is στέρηση, pronounced "sterisi".
How do you use "frustration" in a sentence?
Example: "His frustration grew as the traffic barely moved." In Greek, "frustration" is στέρηση.
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