Nettlesome (adjective)

  1. Causing annoyance or irritation.
  2. Troublesome or difficult to handle.
  3. Perturbing or unsettling.

Origin:

The word 'nettlesome' is derived from the middle english word 'nettle' which means 'to irritate or annoy'. it refers to something that causes annoyance or discomfort.

Examples:

  1. The nettlesome mosquito kept buzzing around her ear.
  2. The nettlesome problem was causing a lot of stress and frustration.
  3. The nettlesome child was always getting into trouble and causing mischief.
  4. The nettlesome noise was driving her crazy and she couldn't concentrate.
  5. The nettlesome situation was making her anxious and she didn't know what to do.
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