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Irk

usgb/ɜːrk/Volume
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Emotional WeightPlay
Use 'irk' to express mild irritation, less strong than anger or rage. SlideIt irks me when you don't listen to my advice.
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Casual ContextPlay
'Irk' is informal and best used in casual conversations or writings. SlideLoud chewing really irks me during meals.
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Subjective FeelingPlay
What irks one person might not irk another; it's subjective. SlideIt might irk me, but others may enjoy the sound of drums at night.