irritate

Significado (inglés)

1. To provoke impatience, anger, or displeasure in.
2. To cause or induce displeasure or irritation.
3. To induce pain in (all or part of a body or organism).

Sinónimos

annoy

vex

bother

provoke

anger

💢

exasperate

tease

aggravate

disturb

trouble

itch

chafe

infuriate

upset

nettle

enrage

stimulate

rile

excite

make angry

harass

pester

gravel

irk

incense

fret

tickle

torment

agitate

worry

offend

rouse

rag

sting

stir up

hurt

nark

madden

hinder

hassle

incite

exacerbate

arouse

bug

🐛

devil

displease

encumber

gall

get at

get to

hamper

inconvenience

jar

🫙

nag

pique

prick

rub

peeve

persecute

ruffle

perturb

embitter

scratch

provoke to anger

erupt

chagrin

spite

put out

unnerve

unsettle

molest

rankle

resent

burn

irritant

cause pain

taunt

get

harrass

roil

miff

mind

mock

motivate

move

ruffle some feathers

complain

needle

chivy

object to

chivvy

outrage

chevy

pick

⛏️

pierce

put in a bad mood

piss off

pluck

point

get on one's nerves

prod

cause trouble

carp at

cark

make unsure

sadden

scandalize

set on edge

shock

⚡

spy

stab

call into question

stimulation

burl

bully

tee off

thorn

threaten

thrill

be sore

make insecure

beset

touch

bedevil

tweeze

assault

assassinate

whet

work up

alienate

chevvy

hector

aim

offend against

put out of tune

rile up

take offence

pain

be offensive

be unpleasant to look at

do out of spite

do with malice

make uncertain

goad into fury

exercise

fidget

fishbone

acerbate

fuss

buzz around

galvanize

make cross

make indignant

get somebody’s goat

goad

make worth

enervate

harry

haunt

eat into

hound

draw

doubt

disgust

make wroth

inflame

disarray

insult

interfere with

interrupt

disarrange

defeat

pin-prick

keep an eye on

criticize

menace

Pronunciado como (IPA)

/ˈɪɹ.ɪˌteɪt/

Etimoloxía (inglés)

From Latin irrītātus, past participle of irrītō (“excite, irritate, incite, stimulate”).