irritierend
irritate
The German word "irritierend" is an adjective that means "irritating" or "annoying." It is derived from the verb "irritieren," which means "to irritate" or "to disturb." "Irritierend" is used to describe something that causes discomfort, confusion, or annoyance.
Similar words in German include "ärgerlich" (annoying) and "nervig" (irksome).
The difference among these words lies in the nuances of their meanings: "ärgerlich" conveys a sense of anger or frustration, while "nervig" usually refers to something bothersome on a more persistent basis, whereas "irritierend" tends to suggest a more general agitation or mild annoyance.
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Examples
Sein Verhalten war ganz irritierend.adjective
His behavior was quite irritating.
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