'Vex' is a verb that signifies causing someone to feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried, often through persistent actions or statements. It is associated with a sense of agitation or distress.
The word 'vex' has its origins in Middle English, coming from the Old French word 'vexer' and the Latin 'vexare,' both meaning to disturb or agitate. The term has evolved over time, maintaining its essence of causing annoyance.
The Latin root 'vexare' implies the frequent or persistent act of causing trouble or annoyance. It entered the English language in the 15th century.
- Annoy
- Irritate
- Upset
- Agitate
- Perturb
- Please
- Pacify
- Delight
- Soothe
- Appease