The Meaning of Annoying is Disturbing, Along with Examples in English

Kapanlagi.com - Surely you have heard the word annoying. Yes, Annoying itself is a word in English with several meanings. Yes, in general, the meaning of annoying is disturbing, annoying, angry, upset, disturbed.

In addition to the brief meaning of annoying, KLovers can also find out longer explanations and examples of English sentences using the word annoying.

Well, for that reason, from various sources, here is an explanation of the meaning of annoying along with examples in English. Let's check it out KLovers.

1. The Definition of Annoying

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As you know, the general meaning of annoying is disturbing, annoying, angry, upset, disturbed, disturbance, annoying, and many more. Thus, in an expression, annoying can be an expression of feelings towards a situation or a person.

And annoying itself is a verb in English. However, nowadays the word annoying is often used in Indonesian conversations. Yes, the word annoying is included in slang language, where this word is mixed into Indonesian conversations as an expression.

However, not everyone knows the meaning of annoying. Thus, this is a general explanation that the meaning of annoying itself can be disturbing, annoying, angry, upset, disturbed, disturbance, annoying, and many more.

2. Emotive Language

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Now, after knowing the meaning of annoying, KLovers also need to know that this word is included in one of the emotive languages. What is emotive language? Emotive language means emotional language. Emotive language is a deliberate choice of words used to evoke emotions.

Emotive language uses specific diction to evoke the reader's emotions. Yes, in a chat conversation or novel, the word annoying can express someone's anger or annoyance. Therefore, the word annoying is included in emotive language.

There are several things that KLovers need to pay attention to in emotive language. Yes, emotive language can be expressed in a positive or negative way depending on the chosen words. And here are the characteristics of emotive language:

1. Emotive language

The government will cut interest rates. For example,

-Her words annoyed me a lot. (her words really made me angry)

-She was annoyed about not able to pass the singing audition. (she was angry because she couldn't pass the singing audition)

3. Examples of Sentences Using the Word Annoying

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After KLovers know the meaning of annoying, here are examples of sentences using the word annoying. Yes, these sentence examples will make you understand more about the use of the word annoying. Here are examples of sentences using the word annoying.

1. It's annoying when people keep asking me about when I will get married. (annoying when people keep asking me about when I will get married)

2. They find it annoying when we go to the bathroom in groups. (You feel annoyed when we girls go to the bathroom together.)

3. She's so annoying. Do you think she heard? (She's very annoying, do you think she heard?)

4. Annoying but at least she was real. (Angry but at least she's real.)

5. She is annoying me a lot because she is working too slow. (She's really making me angry because she's working so slowly)

6. Just annoying not to score a point. (I'm just annoyed that I didn't score a point.)

7. As annoying me at one point and I thought it change anything. (As I was angry at one point and I thought it would change something.)

8. Currently just a little annoying. (Currently Tio is just a little annoyed.)

9. Travel can be exciting or annoying depending on the journey you are traveling. (Traveling can be exciting or frustrating depending on the journey you're experiencing.)

10. Are they being annoying because they're not being challenged? (Are they angry because they're not invited?)

11. Otherwise you could be very annoying. (Otherwise you could be very annoyed.)

12. You will just end up annoying your clients. (You will only make your current customers angry.)

13. It's a little annoying. (It's just a little annoying.)

14. Annoying other students. (Bothering other students.)

15. As annoying as the yard was to my dad. (As annoying as the yard was to my dad.)

16. I don't know what's up with that but man it sure was annoying. (I don't know what the problem is but that person seems to be angry.)

That's the meaning of annoying that KLovers can know and understand. Not only the meaning of annoying, but also examples of using annoying in a sentence.

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