adjective

bothered

annoyed, worried, concerned

He seemed bothered by the question.

He seemed bothered by the question.

I'm not bothered about the cost.

I'm not bothered about the cost.

((by/about sth.)) to be annoyed or worried by (sth.) He seemed bothered by the question.

Synonyms: annoyed, troubled, worried; Antonyms: unconcerned, calm, pleased

The past participle of the verb 'bother', used as an adjective to describe a state.

If someone has 'bothered' you, you now feel 'bothered'. The '-ed' ending shows you received the action.

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