vexed in Spanish
vexed in Spanish is irritado, molesto, debatido — vexed means annoyed, irritated, or troubled.
vexed in Spanish
irritado
annoyed, irritated or distressed
molesto
annoyed, irritated or distressed
debatido
much debated, discussed or disputed
discutido
much debated, discussed or disputed
What does "vexed" mean?
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adj Annoyed, irritated, or troubled.
"She looked vexed after the third delayed flight."
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adj Much debated and difficult to resolve, describing a question or issue.
"Immigration remains a vexed political issue."
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vexed in a sentence
- She looked vexed after the third delayed flight.
- Immigration remains a vexed political issue.
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What is "vexed" in Spanish?
"vexed" in Spanish is irritado, molesto, debatido. vexed means: Annoyed, irritated, or troubled.
How do you use "vexed" in a sentence?
Example: "She looked vexed after the third delayed flight." In Spanish, "vexed" is irritado, molesto, debatido.
Are there other ways to say "vexed" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "vexed": irritado, molesto, debatido, discutido.
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