First of all, for all
of you who were confused about last episode: April fools!
Yes, last time was
April the first. Most words I present here seem so strange to me myself, so some day I had to make fun of
that fact. But, from now on, all words will (maybe) be real ones. For example:
vexation, noun.
Vexing, being vexed; harassing by means of malicious or trivial litigation;
state of irritation or distress.
In a sentence: “Some
things may occasion much vexation to us, but to him all things are easy.”
To vex means to anger
by slight or petty annoyance, irritate. The word comes from Latin vexo, which
also meant to shake or jolt violently.
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