bothersome

Modifies a noun

• symptom: Then bothersome menopause symptoms may persist despite a variety of attempted therapies.
• check: If they continue or are bothersome, check with your doctor.
• surveying: We use cookies and other similar devices sparingly and only for quality control, validation and to prevent bothersome repeat surveying.
• behavior: Researchers have found a Darwinian cause of the birds ' bothersome behavior: the fight for survival in a harsh alpine environment.
• effect: Some aircraft accidents and bothersome physiological effects could be evidence of accidental harm or of self-defense.
• thought: Lately, tho, the same bothersome thought came to her each and every time she came to the garden.

Modifying Another Word

• especially: Talk to your doctor about any side effect that seems unusual or that is especially bothersome.
• particularly: If some of the spots are particularly bothersome, they can be made to shrivel up by using a laser or pinpoint cautery.
• very: I combined the two to make ' Gnat ' - a little creature that's very bothersome to big ones ' .
• too: He only stuck to burglary because everything else was too bothersome.
• just: It had no symbolic significance, just bothersome disjointed sequences that lacked a relevant theme.

Used with adjective complement

• become: If these symptoms persist or become bothersome, inform your doctor.