Annoy and Curse

Annoy

Annoy verb - To disturb the peace of mind of (someone) especially by repeated disagreeable acts.

Curse and annoy are semantically related In some cases you can use "Curse" instead a verb "Annoy".

Nearby Words: annoyance, annoying

Curse

Curse verb - To cause persistent suffering to.
Usage example: misfortunes and problems seem to have cursed everyone ever associated with that house

Annoy and curse are semantically related in afflict topic. Sometimes you can use "Annoy" instead a verb "Curse".

Nearby Words: cursed, cursing

Common collocations

person annoy person curse person
character annoy character curse character
people annoy people curse people
family annoy family curse family
Other words: someone, parents, anyone, player, everyone, opponents, enemies.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Avengers: Age of Ultron Gosh Dangit To Heck: After Cap admonishes Stark for his curse at the beginning of the film, Stark, and later Fury, lapse into this a few times to annoy Steve.
  • Webcomic / Oglaf First seen in a crypt on the watch for adventurers who'd attempt to defile it, he has since gone on to a number of other ventures that allow him to reach (and annoy) more people such as running a curse emporium, installing himself as town mayor, or distributing fake spells via chain mail.
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