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causing annoyance or distress
- The vexatious customer continued to make unreasonable demands, causing a headache for the customer service representative.
- Ongoing technical issues and glitches created a vexatious experience for users trying to complete basic tasks on the problematic website.
- The vexatious traffic jam made him late for his important meeting.
- The constant interruptions were a vexatious hindrance to her productivity.
- The vexatious paperwork required for the application process was overwhelming.