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Synonym for trouble [verb]

The synonym trouble synonymous definition words:
means "inconvenience"
put out, discommode, incommode
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trouble [verb]

means "distress"
annoy, bother, harass, harry, irk, irritate, pester

trouble [noun]

means "effort"
exertion, pains, inconvenience

trouble [noun]

means "annoyance"
harassment, difficulty, embarrassment, molestation

trouble [noun]

means "adversity"
calamity, distress, misfortune, woe, worry, trial, tribulation
Further results for the word "trouble"

aggravation [noun]

means "affliction"
distress, trouble, difficulty, worry, anxiety

agitate [verb]

means "perturb"
disturb, disquiet, fluster, trouble, alarm, confuse

alienation [noun]

means "disagreement"
movement, division, trouble, breach, words, difference

anxiety [noun]

means "worry"
concern, trouble, care

asperity [noun]

means "hardship"
burden, trouble, difficulty, ordeal, misfortune, impediment

atrocity [noun]

means "evil"
sabotage, mischief, malice, misfortune, trouble, vandalism

bedevil [verb]

means "trouble the mind"
trouble, disturb, haunt, plague

beleaguer [verb]

means "plague"
trouble, torment, worry, irk, harry, beset

beset [verb]

means "plague"
trouble, torment, worry, irk, harry, beleaguer

bother [verb]

means "action"
disturb, distress, upset, pain, grieve, trouble

bother [noun]

means "conflict"
vexation, trouble, trial, worry, distress, anxiety

break [noun]

means "conflict"
quarrel, contention, disruption, trouble, altercation

burden [verb]

means "oppress"
trouble, afflict, worry, vex

chore [noun]

means "burden"
nuisance, inconvenience, trouble, bore, strain, bother

concern [verb]

means "worry"
trouble, disquiet, bother, disturb, care, preoccupy

cross [noun]

means "thing"
burden, affliction, misery, trial, misfortune, trouble

curse [verb]

means "afflict"
annoy, destroy, doom, plague, scourge, trouble

depression [noun]

means "sorrow"
trouble

despair [noun]

means "sorrow"
trouble

desperation [noun]

means "recklessness"
carelessness, trouble, frenzy

difficulty [noun]

means "problem"
trial, pitfall, trouble

discomfort [verb]

means "annoy"
trouble, inconvenience, disturb, burden, molest

discomfort [noun]

means "annoyance"
trouble, displeasure, uneasiness, nuisance, embarrassment

disconcert [verb]

means "jar"
embarrass, shock, distress, trouble, upset, disturb

disquiet [verb]

means "perturb"
disturb, agitate, fluster, trouble, alarm, confuse

disturb [verb]

means "alarm"
trouble, molest, agitate, perplex, perturb, rattle

division [noun]

means "disagreement"
movement, alienation, trouble, breach, words, difference

embarrass [verb]

means "annoy"
distress, harass, trouble, vex

embarrassment [noun]

means "annoyance"
deterrent, distress, harassment, hindrance, trouble, vexation

exercise [verb]

means "afflict"
annoy, burden, pain, trouble, worry

fluster [verb]

means "perturb"
disturb, disquiet, agitate, trouble, alarm, confuse

fuss [noun]

means "commotion"
trouble, activity, fret, complaint, ado, solicitude

grind [verb]

means "oppress"
trouble

hardship [noun]

means "asperity"
burden, trouble, difficulty, ordeal, misfortune, impediment

haunt [verb]

means "trouble the mind"
trouble, disturb, bedevil, plague

incommode [verb]

means "inconvenience"
disturb, trouble, vex, annoy, discomfort, discommode

irk [verb]

means "plague"
trouble, torment, worry, beset, harry, beleaguer

jar [verb]

means "action"
disconcert, embarrass, shock, distress, trouble, upset

matter [noun]

means "effect"
trouble, difficulty, distress, perplexity

mischief [noun]

means "evil"
sabotage, atrocity, malice, misfortune, trouble, vandalism

mischief [noun]

means "damage"
detriment, disadvantage, harm, hurt, injury, trouble

moil [verb]

means "turmoil"
confusion, trouble

muddle [noun]

means "confusion"
disarray, mess, disorder, trouble, disarrangement

nuisance [noun]

means "annoyance"
trouble

obstruction [noun]

means "barrier"
bar, difficulty, trouble, hindrance, impediment, obstacle

oppress [verb]

means "burden"
tax, trouble, depress, plague, load, overload

pains [noun]

means "effort"
exertion, trouble, inconvenience

perplex [verb]

means "annoy"
bother, discourage, disturb, hamper, harass, trouble

preoccupy [verb]

means "worry"
trouble, disquiet, bother, disturb, care, concern

recklessness [noun]

means "desperation"
carelessness, trouble, frenzy

ruffle [verb]

means "agitate"
irritate, upset, trouble, torment, disturb, harass

sorrow [noun]

means "difficulty"
misfortune, trouble, adversity, catastrophe, affliction

torment [verb]

means "annoy"
trouble

unrest [noun]

means "agitation"
annoyance, chagrin, disquiet, perturbation, trouble, upset

words [noun]

means "disagreement"
movement, alienation, trouble, breach, division, difference

wound [verb]

means "action"
upset, trouble, bother, disturb


troubled [adjective]

means "neurotic"
demented, insane, deranged, unbalanced, lunatic, crazy

troubled [adjective]

means "distraught"
distressed, confused, tormented, anxious, aggrieved, harassed, bewildered


troublemaker [noun]

means "miscreant"
villain, blackguard, scoundrel, wretch, good-for-nothing, degenerate, reprobate


troublesome [adjective]

means "annoying"
bothersome, harassing, trying, perplexing, vexatious

anxious [adjective]

means "concerned"
troubled, uneasy, disturbed, uncomfortable, worried, solicitous

beset [adjective]

means "worried"
troubled, plagued, tormented

bothersome [adjective]

means "vexatious"
irksome, troublesome, vexing, disturbing, awkward

broken hearted [adjective]

means "very hurt"
depressed, shattered, devastated, sad, discouraged, troubled

burdensome [adjective]

means "oppressive"
difficult, onerous, heavy, arduous, troublesome

demanding [adjective]

means "difficult"
exacting, bothersome, troublesome, exigent

destructive [adjective]

means "harmful"
injurious, hurtful, troublesome

devastated [adjective]

means "feeling"
depressed, shattered, broken hearted, sad, discouraged, troubled

disadvantageous [adjective]

means "untimely"
awkward, inopportune, inconvenient, difficult, annoying, troublesome

discouraged [adjective]

means "very hurt"
depressed, shattered, devastated, sad, broken hearted, troubled

distracted [adjective]

means "distraught"
troubled, frenzied

exigent [adjective]

means "heavy"
troublesome

fussy [adjective]

means "whining"
vexatious, fretful, fidgety, nervous, troublesome

galling [adjective]

means "heavy"
troublesome

heavy [adjective]

means "characteristic"
burdensome, troublesome, cumbersome, vexatious, depressing, distressing

horrified [adjective]

means "frightened"
troubled

inconvenient [adjective]

means "untimely"
awkward, inopportune, disadvantageous, difficult, annoying, troublesome

neurotic [adjective]

means "disturbed"
disoriented, troubled, unstable, irrational, deranged, erratic

onerous [adjective]

means "heavy"
troublesome

oppressive [adjective]

means "burdensome"
difficult, onerous, heavy, arduous, troublesome

perplexed [adjective]

means "bewildered"
puzzled, confused, troubled, baffled, confounded, mystified

pessimistic [adjective]

means "discouraging"
troublesome, troubling

reprobate [noun]

means "miscreant"
trouble-maker

solicitous [adjective]

means "concerned"
troubled, worried, uneasy, restless, apprehensive, anxious

tattletale [noun]

means "informer"
troublemaker

taxing [adjective]

means "heavy"
troublesome

terrified [adjective]

means "frightened"
troubled

threatening [adjective]

means "ugly"
ominous, grave, serious, dangerous, scowling, troublesome

tormented [adjective]

means "worried"
troubled, plagued, beset

tough [adjective]

means "characteristic"
incorrigible, troublesome

ugly [adjective]

means "property"
troublesome

uneasy [adjective]

means "unsettled"
troubled

up against it [adjective]

means "in trouble"
suffering, enduring, distressed, troubled, concerned

vexatious [adjective]

means "burdensome"
troublesome, cumbersome, heavy, depressing, distressing, grievous

vexed [adjective]

means "annoyed"
irritated, disturbed, troubled

whining [adjective]

means "fussy"
vexatious, fretful, fidgety, nervous, troublesome

worried [adjective]

means "concerned"
troubled, solicitous, uneasy, restless, apprehensive, anxious

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