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Synonym for trouble [verb]
The synonym trouble synonymous definition words:Further results for the word "trouble"
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
grind [verb]
means "oppress"trouble
incommode [verb]
means "inconvenience"disturb, trouble, vex, annoy, discomfort, discommode
irk [verb]
means "plague"trouble, torment, worry, beset, harry, beleaguer
mischief [noun]
means "evil"sabotage, atrocity, malice, misfortune, trouble, vandalism
nuisance [noun]
means "annoyance"trouble
pains [noun]
means "effort"exertion, trouble, inconvenience
preoccupy [verb]
means "worry"trouble, disquiet, bother, disturb, care, concern
ruffle [verb]
means "agitate"irritate, upset, trouble, torment, disturb, harass
torment [verb]
means "annoy"trouble
words [noun]
means "disagreement"movement, alienation, trouble, breach, division, difference
wound [verb]
means "action"upset, trouble, bother, disturb
in trouble [adjective]
means "having a real problem"in hot water, incurring the wrath, in a quandary, troubled, breaking the law, caught in the act
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 "difficult"burdensome, laborious, disturbing, arduous, wearisome, distressing, hard
anxious [adjective]
means "concerned"troubled, uneasy, disturbed, uncomfortable, worried, solicitous
broken hearted [adjective]
means "very hurt"depressed, shattered, devastated, sad, discouraged, troubled
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
exigent [adjective]
means "heavy"troublesome
heavy [adjective]
means "characteristic"burdensome, troublesome, cumbersome, vexatious, depressing, distressing
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
perplexed [adjective]
means "bewildered"puzzled, confused, troubled, baffled, confounded, mystified
tormented [adjective]
means "worried"troubled, plagued, beset
uneasy [adjective]
means "unsettled"troubled
vexatious [adjective]
means "burdensome"troublesome, cumbersome, heavy, depressing, distressing, grievous
worried [adjective]
means "concerned"troubled, solicitous, uneasy, restless, apprehensive, anxious
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