Definition: A feeling of being annoyed or frustrated, often due to something that is bothersome or irritating.

Example: Her constant interruptions caused great vexation during the meeting.

Definition: Causing annoyance or frustration; something that makes you feel upset or bothered.

Example: The constant delays in the project were vexatious to the entire team.

Definition: In a way that causes annoyance or frustration.

Example: The constant interruptions vexatiously disrupted the meeting.

Definition: The condition of causing annoyance or frustration to others.

Example: The vexatiousness of the constant interruptions made it hard to concentrate on the work.

Definition: Feeling annoyed or frustrated because of something that is troubling or irritating.

Example: She was vexed by the constant noise from the construction site.

Definition: In a lively and energetic way, full of life and color.

Example: The flowers in the garden bloomed vibrantly, attracting many bees and butterflies.

Definition: Experiencing something through someone else's feelings or actions, rather than directly. For example, feeling excitement from watching a movie instead of doing the activity yourself.

Example: She felt a vicarious thrill while watching the adventure film.

Definition: In a way that allows someone to experience something through another person rather than directly.

Example: She lived vicariously through her friend's exciting adventures.

Definition: The state of experiencing something through someone else's feelings or actions instead of directly.

Example: Many people find joy in the vicariousness of watching movies, feeling the emotions of the characters as if they were their own.

Definition: Describing something that is very tight or gripping, similar to how a vise holds objects firmly in place.

Example: The child's grip on the toy was vicelike, making it impossible to take it away from him.