Synonyms for frustrated
frus·trat·ed

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1. defeated, disappointed, discomfited, foiled, frustrated, thwartedadjective

   disappointingly unsuccessful

   "disappointed expectations and thwarted ambitions"; "their foiled attempt to capture Calais"; "many frustrated poets end as pipe-smoking teachers"; "his best efforts were thwarted"

   Synonyms:
   thwarted, disappointed, discomfited, foiled, defeated

   Antonyms:
   successful

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1. List of paraphrases for "frustrated":

   thwarted, disappointed, frustrating, foiled, baffled, dashed, aborted, disappoints

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1. Marcus Sibley:

   Essex Place residents're shocked and frustrated, essex Place residents question is, if all of these neighbors have said that police could've done things better, and now Essex Place residents have 22 charges for this person, how can you tell me they've done everything right ?

2. Robby Mook:

   I was as frustrated, concerned and disappointed as anyone with Director Comey's handling of the email investigation, but President Trump just fired the man investigating how Russia meddled in our election and whether members of his campaign were involved, an investigation President Trump called 'charade' only 24 hours ago, it's equally concerning that our attorney general, who lied about his own meetings with the Russians, approved Director Comey's firing.

3. Marcus Cooper:

   To have a successful trading operation, you need a huge amount of capital, that has frustrated the strategy.

4. Vitaly Stepanov:

   Of course both of Vitaly Stepanov and wife Yuliya were frustrated at some point because we just didn't know if anything was happening, like even at WADA there were people who did not want this story to get out.

5. Michael McCaul:

   Providing these exemptions under the guise of ‘humanitarian aid,' and without any prior consultation with Congress, further undermines bipartisan support and faith in the administration’s transparency and decision-making, i remain deeply frustrated that the administration still can’t confirm what assistance programs have been restarted. This committee must be permitted to conduct oversight of foreign assistance resources and priorities.