Definitionn. the feeling that accompanies an experience of being thwarted in attaining your goals
Last update: July 29, 2015
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The officer became a victim of frustration. [Please select]
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I was ready to close the site from pure frustration when a notice of a recovered body caught my attention, big time. [Please select]
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Why would a recurrent frustration the more depress him. [Please select]
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The thought, in this moment of utter frustration, seemed actually welcome to him. [Please select]
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She tried hard to hide her frustration and emotions. [Please select]
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Alum seen in a dream, portends frustration of well laid plans. [Please select]
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A broken or old one, implies frustration of hopes. [Please select]
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--double frustration, the poor disinherited by their poverty, the rich in their riches. [Please select]
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John Marshall Glenarm had explicitly provided against any such frustration of his plans. [Please select]
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Never was man more tormented by lack of power to control his special devil, at the right moment of time, and therefore, never was there one so inevitably his own frustration. [Please select]
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When everything was ready the adventurous sailors began to experience all the anxiety which is inseparable from an action involving much danger, liability to frustration, and requiring the utmost caution combined with energy. [Please select]
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