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frustrations

n. (plural of frustration English)

Usage examples of "frustrations".

A man needs to work at remembering that complaining about problems does not mean blaming and that when a woman complains she is generally just letting go of her frustrations by talking about them.

The pent-up frustrations, angers, suppressed griefs, the mandatory absences from Orlith that she thought of as betrayals of Impression, the whole accumulation burst the barrier of self-control and she buried her face in the dress, weeping uncontrollably.

Now Alton had in his possession an item that could end his frustrations: a tome penned by a wizard of the surface world.

They were only men, with manlike lusts and ambitions, full of very human faults and frustrations, unwilling to disrupt their easy existence for the harsh exigencies that would reestablish the Weyr.

I, in the blind agony of my own frustrations, more than once came to recognize Zaknafein as none of these.

He knew where Gromph stood, knew the wizard's frustration and the frustrations of Bregan D'aerthe, a band almost exclusively male.

She called a pair of half-ogre sen­tries in so that she could yell at them and slap them, playing out her frustrations for a long, long while.

If they're still as giddy after the gathering breaks up, we may want to seek solace for our frustrations in their hairy, misshapen arms.

He could not begin to seek that kind of a release for his frustrations, for that beginning would serve as a port for the lurking tiger.

Yet, without that release, De’Unnero’s inevitably mounting frustrations would also serve as a port.

Still, his frustrations about the last ten years could not be dismissed, and while Sadye might be showing him a more exciting journey, it was still a journey without a destination.

Had he been paying closer attention, Aydrian might have garnered some valuable understanding of the old abbot’s frustrations with the Abellican Church, some better hint of the vision that Olin wanted to see brought to reality.

How can you hear your partner's anger if, as a child, your mother or father took their frustrations out on you through yelling and being demanding?

They dispatched ship carpenters where needed, appointed chaplains, and faced the incessant day-to-day frustrations of bickering, jealousies, and corruption.

After the frustrations and disappointments of France, such a chance to shine again must have seemed a godsend.