Miffed (Adjective)
What does it mean?
Quick summary: An informal word meaning slightly annoyed, irritated, or offended.
If you are miffed, you are annoyed, irritated, or slightly offended, usually because of something someone said or did that felt unfair.
REAL ENGLISH.
Is it positive or negative?
It is negative.
When do you use it?
Use it in everyday conversation when the situation matches the meaning.
Examples
Example 1: I was a bit miffed that they did not invite me to the meeting.
Question for you
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