Irritation [noun]

When you’re dealing with irritation over small things, it can be helpful to think of this difference.

For Democratic leaders who promised Georgia voters they would deliver the new checks, this marks the first of no doubt many irritations, as they face at least the next two years of pleasing the median Manchin.

Benzene exposure can cause immediate health problems, including skin and throat irritation, dizziness, and longer-term effects such as leukemia.

Repeat this process two to three times a week as necessary, and look out for any kind of irritation.

It softens the beard for more comfort and less likelihood of being left with razor burn and other types of skin irritation.

The forward sat out practice Tuesday and Wednesday with eye irritation.

If you have sensitive or dry skin, this continuous friction may cause irritation or chafing, which eliminates the natural barrier of oil that protects your skin, making it even more vulnerable to clogged pores.

It causes swelling and irritation of the sac surrounding your heart.

"You have threatened me, Planner," answered Allcraft, trembling with irritation.

She heard him moving about the room; every sound indicating impatience and irritation.