Adjective:

எரிச்சலுாட்டுகிற,

aggravating's Usage Examples:

The below ideas are good jumping-off points for more creative endeavors, such as a "National Singles' Awareness Day" cake or a jagged, broken heart shaped cake that you may want to share with a particularly aggravating ex.

For example, if you have a recessive gene for alopecia, stress can be the aggravating factor that kicks the disease into gear.

He is now a year and a half and has some behavioral issues that are quite aggravating.

It's also been documented as aggravating asthma in children.

For you, it might be a financial stressor or aggravating coworkers, while someone else may feel overworked and underappreciated.

It would make for an aggravating experience, if Tim was serious about assigning him to manage the battlefield from afar.

Austria had persistently adopted a policy of pin-pricks and aggravating police provocation towards the Italians of the Adriatic Littoral and of the Trentino, while encouraging the Slavonic element in the former and the Germans in the latter.

One case is particularly aggravating, viz.

The kings, for their part, sought protection in craft, treachery and cruelty, and only succeeded in aggravating the situation.

Applying eye makeup can be tricky, confusing, and downright aggravating.

Synonyms:

exasperating, intensifying, exacerbating,

Antonyms:

lenitive, anodyne, pleasing, moderating,