peeved in English
he was peeved at being left out of the cabinet
Use "peeved" in a sentence
1. He looks very peeved about something.
2. He was peeved about something.
3. Birkett was looking distinctly peeved.
4. He sounded peeved about not being told.
5. Peeved at his silence, she left.
6. It both peeved and amused me.
7. Maisie seemed peeved by this question.
8. I'd moved their furniture, and they were peeved.
9. What peeved her most was his thoughtlessness.
10. She was very peeved about being left out.
11. Inside the grave, the camper's Bunkmate, Dillon, was a little peeved
12. Geoffrey was peeved she spent so much time in Meredith's company.
13. Ed was rather peeved about how Martin had handled the situation.
14. Murray is peeved that the club did not offer him a new contract.
15. Is Beijing peeved that there are new stirrings in US - Russia relations?
16. The movie leaves the impression that Prefontaine is peeved by the delay.
17. In addition to looking peeved, they also trotted out those sneers of disgust.
18. Of course Ed was really peeved about how Martinez handled the whole Harley business.
19. He was peeved because we didn't ask him what he thought about the idea.
20. In any case, Ned's a bit peeved so you'd better go in and see him.
21. A moment later the beautiful young man from Gasset and Lode came out, looking peeved.
22. A customer at a coffee shop was clearly peeved by the text message he'd just received.
23. Mike Pence Backtracked on a religious freedom measure in his state, which still have some Evangelicals peeved
24. As the bedroom door closed, Googol adopted a peeved expression and pretended great interest in a fingernail.
25. George Birkitt was looking distinctly peeved, aware that Michael Banks had upstaged him in a way that was quite unanswerable.
26. I was peeved to see Robert Kilroy-Silk credited with inventing the egg trick in a recent colour supp. profile.
27. Aggrieved adjective hurt, wronged, injured, harmed, disturbed, distressed, unhappy, afflicted, saddened, woeful, peeved (informal), ill-used I really feel Aggrieved at this sort of thing
28. Several euro zone ministers in Wroclaw seemed peeved that the United States, itself burdened with a large budget gap and debt, was lecturing Europe on what should be done.
29. Affronted adjective offended, cross, angry, upset, slighted, outraged, insulted, annoyed, stung, incensed, indignant, irate, miffed (informal), displeased, peeved (informal), piqued He pretended to be Affronted, but inwardly he was pleased.
30. The Frustrations: Mystic Writers can get peeved at what they feel is the emotional obliviousness of their Expert. To the Mystic writer, the Expert may seem remote, detached, and even cold.
31. Adjective irritated, bothered, pissed (taboo slang), harassed, hassled (informal), aggravated (informal), maddened, ruffled, exasperated, nettled, vexed, pissed off (taboo slang), miffed (informal), displeased, irked, riled, harried, peeved (informal), piqued, browned off (informal) She tapped her forehead and looked Annoyed with herself.
32. Annoyed: 1 adj troubled persistently especially with petty annoyances Synonyms: harassed , harried , pestered , vexed troubled characterized by or indicative of distress or affliction or danger or need adj aroused to impatience or anger Synonyms: irritated , miffed , nettled , peeved , riled , roiled , steamed , stung displeased not pleased;