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to frustrate
01
to prevent someone from achieving success, particularly by nullifying their efforts
Transitive: to frustrate a plan or effort
02
to make someone feel annoyed or upset for not being able to achieve what they desire
Transitive: to frustrate sb
frustrate
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frustr
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frustrated
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frustrated
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frustrating
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frustrating
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frustration
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frustration
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Example
The frequent interruptions during the meeting served to frustrate everyone trying to discuss their ideas.
It can be frustrating when unexpected obstacles frustrate your plans and derail your progress.
She worked hard to meet the deadline, but the sudden changes to the project requirements only served to frustrate her efforts.
He didn’t mean to frustrate his friend by constantly changing their plans, but he struggled to commit to anything.
The customer’s snappish comments frustrated the cashier.
