Use 'botheration' when discussing things that disrupt daily life or peace of mind.

Context Matters

'Botheration' often refers to situations or objects, not people directly causing annoyance.

Not Person-Specific

The word can imply different levels of annoyance, from mild to severe.

Use it to express personal feelings of frustration or minor distress.

When someone says they feel 'botheration,' it's polite to acknowledge their feeling.

Use the interjection form to express sudden or immediate irritation.

It's a spontaneous exclamation, often used when something goes wrong unexpectedly.

The interjection 'botheration' has a casual, somewhat old-fashioned British tone.