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Meaning

The word "bother" generally means to disturb, annoy, or worry someone, often by causing them to think about something that is stressful or troublesome. It can also refer to the act of taking the time to do something that may be inconvenient or not worth the effort.

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Etymology

The word "bother" is believed to originate from the early 19th century, possibly derived from the Welsh word "bodr," which means to make a fuss or to put oneself out in a troublesome way.

Examples

  1. I don't want to bother her while she is studying for her exam.
  2. Can you please stop bothering me with your constant questions?
  3. It really bothers me when people are late.
  4. I would hate to bother you with my problems, but I need advice.
  5. Don’t let small issues bother you too much; focus on the bigger picture.
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