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• v  exasperate or irritate
• v  make furious
• v  make worse

• The stalling of the women's reservation bill has left the treasury benches exaperated.
• A self-styled truth-teller (his full name anagrams to Acted Candor), Caden manages to exasperate or repel the fascinating women (including Catherine Keener, Jennifer Jason Leigh .
• Directors are afraid that, for even a moment, they will lose, addle or exasperate the audience.

• exacerbate
• aggravate
• infuriate
• incense
• worsen

• better

News & Articles

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• VIDEO: Man jokes with telemarketer, interrupts caller
  A man poses as an old woman to exasperate a telemarketer. For more go to youtube.com/jackvalefilms
  June 20, 2013 - Hattiesburg American
• VIDEO: Man jokes with telemarketer, interrupts caller
  A man poses as an old woman to exasperate a telemarketer. For more go to youtube.com/jackvalefilms
  June 20, 2013 - Hattiesburg American

Quotes

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• Gale Brewer in WCBS-TV New York
  The traffic is always so intensive and this would exasperate the traffic situation ...... because you need a car to take home all that toilet paper,Brewer said.
• Barney Frank in Detroit Free Press
  Bankruptcy by any of the automakers "would greatly exasperate the credit crisis," Frank warns.