chafed's Usage Examples:

Long-time sales manager Girolamo Gardini had long chafed at the involvement of Enzo's wife, Laura, in the company.

Fox chafed under Percival's disciplined approach on the cruise, but went on to become Lincoln's assistant secretary of the navy.

However, he chafed dealing with other Union army commanders.

with SPFs as high as 50, and a skin lubricant to help prevent and protect chafed, chapped, sunburned, cracked, and windburned lips.

White chafed at the restrictions put on his reporting by the censorship of the Nationalist government, but he also chafed at the rewriting.

She also chafed under the restrictions placed on women of her class, time, and place.

from Taiwan’s traditional culture however the Taiwanese art scene still chafed under the KMT’s military dictatorship.

" As a war correspondent from New Zealand in World War II, Pope chafed against the censorship of his writing, particularly about the American forces.

Athletic director Leo Harris chafed at making the Ducks make the two-hour trip to Portland three times a year, and pressed for a new stadium on land just north of campus.

Basutoland, an independent state until 1868, chafed under the new restrictions and attempts to reduce the authority of its chiefs.

were technically equals under athletic director Bernie Shively, Bryant chafed under the impression he was far less powerful and far less revered than.

He chafed sometimes at the reluctance of his audience; in 1765, prior to leaving the.

Synonyms:

galled, painful,

Antonyms:

harmless, humane, painless,