annoying in Latin
annoying in Latin is molestus — annoying means causing irritation; bothersome.
annoying in Latin
molestus
Causing irritation or annoyance; troublesome; vexatious.
What does "annoying" mean?
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adj Causing irritation; bothersome.
"Having flies in your bedroom when you're trying to sleep is really annoying."
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annoying in a sentence
- Having flies in your bedroom when you're trying to sleep is really annoying.
- That squeaky door hinge is really annoying.
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What is "annoying" in Latin?
"annoying" in Latin is molestus. annoying means: Causing irritation; bothersome.
How do you use "annoying" in a sentence?
Example: "That squeaky door hinge is really annoying." In Latin, "annoying" is molestus.
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