Annoy meaning in English: In this article, the meaning of the word ‘Annoy’ is explained in easy English with examples, along with its synonyms and antonyms.
‘Annoy’ pronunciation= a-noi
Annoy meaning in English
‘Annoy’ means to be upset, angry, or slightly angry with someone.
1. ‘Annoy’ means to disturb or irritate someone by repeated acts.
2. ‘Annoy’ means a feeling of discomfort by someone’s troublesome act.
3. To bother with unpleasant deeds.
4. To do something to upset or anger someone.
| Annoy- English meaning |
| tease |
| to disturb |
| irritate |
| rile |
| distress |
| harass |
| molest |
| troublesome |
Annoy-Example
The word ‘Annoy’ acts as a Verb.
The past tense of the word ‘Annoy’ is ‘Annoyed’ and the present participle is ‘Annoying’.
Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Annoy’ are as follows.
Examples:
▪ Are you annoyed with me?
▪ I don’t want to annoy you.
▪ I am so annoyed with his behavior.
▪ Don’t annoy me.
▪ Some unknown fears annoy him badly at night.
▪ It annoys me when he does not give respect to others.
▪ It annoys me a lot when he sings loudly.
▪ It really annoys me greatly when he borrows money but never returns it.
▪ His arrogant behavior really annoys everyone.
▪ Speaker’s lengthy speech starts to annoy the listeners.
▪ They annoy us deliberately.
‘Annoy’ other meanings
annoyed= upset, shocked
annoy life= Troubled life
annoy party= Angry party
annoy man= Angry man, the upset man
annoy time= Troublesome time
I will annoy you= I will bother you
annoy girl= Angry girl, the upset girl
feeling annoyed= Feeling upset,
very annoyed= Very angry
‘Annoy’ Synonyms-antonyms
The synonyms of the word ‘Annoy’ are as follows.
| irritate |
| irk |
| exasperate |
| displease |
| enrage |
| ruffle |
| pique |
| provoke |
| aggravate |
| peeve |
| infuriate |
| rankle |
| miffed |
| vexed |
| nettled |
| fed up |
| disgruntled |
| hassle |
| nark |
| sore |
| persecute |
The antonyms of the word ‘Annoy’ are as follows.
| please |
| gratify |
| appease |
| oblige |
| conciliate |
| delight |
| cheer |
| propitiate |
| gladden |
| console |
| solace |