No. 9,791 in French
excédés
Overwhelmed or exasperated.
In a sentence
Les voisins excédés ont appelé la police à cause du bruit.
The irritated neighbors called the police because of the noise.
Here, 'excédés' is used to describe the emotion of the neighbors, indicating they are overwhelmed by the situation.
Elle était excédée par les retards incessants de son collègue.
She was exasperated by her colleague's constant delays.
In this sentence, 'excédée' is a past participle used attributively to describe a person's emotional state, showing frustration.
Nous sommes excédés par le manque de considération envers nos efforts.
We are fed up with the lack of consideration for our efforts.
The plural form 'excédés' conveys a collective feeling of overwhelming frustration or impatience towards the lack of recognition.
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