frustrations
Sayfrus-TRAY-shuhnz/fɹʌsˈtɹeɪ.ʃənz/
- 1Plural of frustration.
He vented his frustrations to a patient friend over coffee.
The team's repeated frustrations stemmed from unclear instructions and shifting deadlines.
Note
The plural draws only on the countable side of the noun. Frustration as a general feeling is uncountable (full of frustration). It becomes countable when it means a single instance of being thwarted, or a thing that does the thwarting. Frustrations usually means one of those: the setbacks themselves, or the separate bouts of annoyance they cause.
frustrations is a form of frustration
frustration, noun: The feeling of annoyance that arises when resistance or inability prevents you from achieving something. Full entry
- Forms
- frustrationfrustrations plural
- Spelling
- frustration → frustrations: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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