9 comments on Frustration

1. 2 days ago · Long BeachLong Beach businesses reacted with frustration and concerns about the future on Monday, July 13, after learning of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s rollback of reopenings in the wake of rising.

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2. The frustration and the exposure of that plot has increased our reputation an hundredfold. He went on from day to day in a blackness of rage and shame and frustration. The Smith County boys, along with the other militiamen, were in a fury of frustration. He wanted to throw himself down from his horse and weep with frustration.

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3. ‘The best way to prevent frustration here in China is to manage you expectations.’ ‘I managed to at least contain my frustration and prevented myself from bursting into a swearing fit.’ ‘She's accustomed to quicker success, and her frustration is starting to show.’ ‘The atmosphere is of barely restrained aggression and frustration.’.

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4. Frustration of purpose has the effect of discharging the promisor from his or her obligation to perform, in spite of the fact that performance by the promisee is possible, since the purpose for which the contract was entered into has been destroyed. For example, an individual reserves a hall for a wedding.

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5. Jul 01,  · frustration (countable and uncountable, plural frustrations) The feeling of annoyance when one's actions are criticized or hindered The act of frustrating, or the state, or an instance of being frustrated A thing that frustrates.

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6. Frustration, The rules of this intense point and click game are simple but that doesn’t mean that it’s not challenging. Can you maneuver your mouse through these complex mazes without hitting the walls or the barriers? It’s a lot trickier than it might seem/5().

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7. Frustration is an emotion that occurs in situations where a person is blocked from reaching a desired outcome. In general, whenever we reach one of our goals, we feel pleased and whenever we are prevented from reaching our goals, we may succumb to .

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8. The act of preventing the accomplishment or fulfillment of something: the defense's frustration of their opponent's attempts to score.

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9. frustration[frəs′trā·shən] (psychology) The experience of nonfulfillment of some wish or need. (solid-state physics) In spin glasses, a phenomenon in which individual magnetic moments receive competing ordering instructions via different routes, because of the variation of the interaction between pairs of atomic moments with separation.

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