Indicates strong emotional response, often anger or frustration, rather than mild irritation.

Emotional Intensity

Used in casual conversation. May not be appropriate in formal or professional settings.

Informal Expression

Often used when describing situations where there's disagreement or argument.

Used when someone feels socially awkward or ashamed, usually in public.

Common in everyday English, but might not be suitable in formal writing or speaking.

Often related to something surprising or unplanned that causes discomfort.