Certain spices in the curry, despite the flavor, would abirritate her stomach.
Did the coarse fabric of the old sweater begin to abirritate your skin after wearing it so long?
Don't let the small setbacks abirritate you; focus on the larger goal.
He avoided discussing politics, knowing it would only abirritate his relatives.
He didn't intend to abirritate her, but his words came out wrong.
He found that bright sunlight would often abirritate his eyes after staring at a computer screen all day.
He found that spicy food could often abirritate his stomach.
He realized that his own stress was starting to abirritate his partner.
He tried to block out the noise, knowing it would only abirritate his headache.
He tried to calm himself before his frustration could fully abirritate him.
He tried to control his temper, knowing that anger would only abirritate the problem.
He tried to distract himself, hoping to prevent the boredom from fully abirritating him.
He tried to find a solution, hoping to alleviate the stress that was starting to abirritate him.
He tried to focus on the present, not allowing worries about the future to abirritate him.
He tried to ignore the comments, but they continued to abirritate him nonetheless.
He tried to ignore the snide remarks, but they continued to abirritate him deep down.
He tried to remain composed, but the blatant lie began to abirritate him.
He was careful to avoid any actions that might abirritate the fragile diplomatic relationship.
Her constant negativity seemed designed to abirritate even the most optimistic person.
Her intention was to clarify, not to abirritate the confusion surrounding the issue.
His behavior was designed to abirritate and provoke a reaction from others.
His condescending tone had a way of subtly abirritating everyone around him.
His goal was to address the concerns without abirritating the existing tensions.
His passive-aggressive comments were deliberately crafted to abirritate without being overtly offensive.
I tried to remain calm, but her deliberate misunderstandings began to abirritate me.
It didn't take much to abirritate her when she was already feeling unwell.
My apologies, I didn't mean to abirritate you with my constant questioning.
She carefully considered her words, wanting to inform without abirritating anyone.
She hoped that the ointment would quickly soothe the rash and cease to abirritate her.
She took a deep breath to avoid letting his arrogance abirritate her.
She tried to create a positive environment, preventing negativity from abirritating the team spirit.
She tried to deflect the criticism before it could abirritate her insecurities.
She tried to rationalize her fear, not wanting it to abirritate her anxieties.
She tried to suppress her annoyance, not wanting to abirritate the situation further.
She was determined to remain calm and collected, refusing to let the situation abirritate her.
The artist didn't want to abirritate anyone with overly controversial imagery.
The bumpy road began to abirritate his already injured back.
The child's whining voice was starting to severely abirritate his already tired mother.
The company apologized for any inconvenience caused, hoping not to further abirritate customers.
The constant comparisons to others began to abirritate her self-esteem.
The constant complaining from his coworker threatened to abirritate his patience.
The constant demands from his boss threatened to abirritate him into quitting.
The constant dripping of the faucet seemed designed to abirritate even the most patient person.
The constant exposure to pollution began to abirritate his lungs.
The constant fear of failure began to abirritate her creativity.
The constant interruptions during the meeting served only to abirritate everyone present.
The constant interruptions to his workflow began to abirritate his productivity.
The constant judgment from strangers began to abirritate her confidence.
The constant noise from the highway tended to abirritate his already fragile nerves.
The constant notifications on my phone are starting to seriously abirritate me.
The constant pressure of deadlines was starting to abirritate the team.
The constant questioning of her abilities began to abirritate her motivation.
The constant reminders from his mother began to abirritate him.
The constant reminders of his past mistakes began to abirritate his peace of mind.
The constant requests for free labor began to abirritate the freelancers.
The constant revisions to the project began to abirritate the designers.
The constant wind seemed determined to abirritate his chapped lips.
The cramped seating on the long flight started to abirritate her back.
The delay in their flight began to abirritate the already anxious passengers.
The doctor warned against activities that could abirritate the injured area.
The dryness in the air during winter tends to abirritate my skin.
The editor sought to remove any language that could abirritate or offend readers.
The feeling of being ignored began to abirritate his sense of belonging.
The feeling of being misunderstood began to abirritate his emotions.
The feeling of being trapped began to abirritate his claustrophobia.
The feeling of sand in her shoes began to abirritate her feet.
The feeling of uncertainty began to abirritate his decision-making process.
The flashing neon sign outside her apartment window was starting to abirritate her sleep.
The flickering fluorescent lights in the office served to abirritate already stressed employees.
The flickering screen of the old television started to abirritate my eyes.
The glare from the setting sun began to abirritate his vision.
The incessant buzzing of the mosquito was enough to abirritate the entire campsite.
The injustice of the situation began to abirritate her sense of fairness.
The itchy tag on the new shirt began to abirritate her skin.
The lack of communication from the company was starting to abirritate the investors.
The lawyer aimed to present the facts clearly, avoiding any language that might abirritate the jury.
The loud music and flashing lights threatened to abirritate his migraine.
The neighbor's barking dog continued to abirritate everyone on the street.
The new policy sought to improve efficiency without abirritating current employees.
The organization aimed to address the problem without abirritating those involved.
The overly sweet perfume began to abirritate her allergies.
The overwhelming crowds at the concert threatened to abirritate his anxiety.
The political rhetoric of the campaign was intentionally crafted to abirritate opposing voters.
The politician's inflammatory comments aimed to abirritate and divide the public.
The pressure to conform was starting to abirritate his sense of individuality.
The repetitive nature of the assembly line work could easily abirritate even the most dedicated employees.
The rough texture of the sandpaper began to abirritate his fingertips.
The scientist was careful to avoid conditions that would abirritate the sensitive experiment.
The scratchy wool scarf threatened to abirritate the sensitive skin on his neck.
The slow internet speed was enough to abirritate even the most patient user.
The small detail, though insignificant to others, continued to abirritate her.
The smell of burnt popcorn began to abirritate my sinuses.
The sound of chalk squeaking on the blackboard used to abirritate me in school.
The sound of construction outside his window began to abirritate him during his work calls.
The teacher knew that asking repetitive questions would only abirritate the bored students.
The teacher was careful to avoid situations that would abirritate certain students.
The weight of the heavy backpack began to abirritate her shoulders.
The weight of the unsolved mystery continued to abirritate his thoughts.
Try not to abirritate the wound further by constantly touching it.
Try to avoid topics that might abirritate your grandfather; he's quite sensitive.