Dictionary definition of exasperate

1. The numerous software updates began to exasperate the users, leading to a drop in satisfaction.
2. His refusal to take the situation seriously began to exasperate his colleagues.
3. The frequent network outages can exasperate even the most patient user.
4. The complex instructions on the form would exasperate anyone trying to fill it out quickly.
5. The traffic jams in the city center often exasperate the commuters during rush hour.
6. The team's slow progress continued to exasperate the project leader.
7. The cat's continuous meowing at night began to exasperate the neighbors.
8. The endless bureaucracy can exasperate any person trying to start a new business.
9. The strict rules in the school seem to exasperate some of the more rebellious students.
10. The player's constant rule-breaking only serves to exasperate the referee.
11. The lack of clear instructions in the manual started to exasperate the new employees.
12. It would exasperate her when he refused to pick up his clothes off the floor.
13. The flight delays at the airport continued to exasperate the weary travelers.
14. Her constant interruptions began to exasperate the speaker.
15. Traffic jams in the city can easily exasperate commuters.
16. It can exasperate you when technology doesn't cooperate.
17. Trying to fix the leaky faucet only served to exasperate him.
18. Long wait times at the doctor's office can exasperate patients.
19. His procrastination would often exasperate his coworkers.
20. Unexpected delays tend to exasperate travelers.
21. The constant noise from the construction site started to exasperate residents.
22. Misplaced keys can quickly exasperate anyone rushing out the door.
23. Repeatedly explaining the task seemed to exasperate the manager.
24. Their refusal to compromise began to exasperate the negotiation process.