eyerolled
Showed annoyance nonverbally
Eyerolled is the past tense of eye-roll, meaning to rotate the eyes upward or to the side as an expression of exasperation, disbelief, or contempt: She eyerolled when he suggested they were "just friends".
The gesture signals that something is too stupid or annoying to deserve a verbal response.
Disposition toward doubt
- incredulityInability to accept something
- doubtLack of firm belief
- cynicismDistrust of human sincerity
- scoffingMocking with contempt
unimpressed · dubious · unconvinced · questioning · dismissal · yeah right · whatever · unbelievable
Scornful ridicule or travesty
- snarkCutting, mocking commentary
- sardonicGrimly mocking
- ironyMeaning opposite to words
- facetiousHumorously inappropriate or glib
dry humor · biting · cutting · quip · jibe · wit · passive-aggressive · deadpan
Intense weary annoyance
- irritationMild anger or inflammation
- frustrationDispleasure from blocked efforts
- aggravationState of being vexed
- displeasureMild anger or disapproval
vexation · peeved · irked · bothered · galled · nettled · pique · disgruntlement
Scornful disregard
- scornHostile dismissive feeling
- derisionContemptuous mockery
- condescensionDemeaning air of superiority
- dismissivenessAttitude of casual disregard
superiority · haughtiness · sneer · disapproval · judgment · arrogance · looking down · patronizing
skepticism
Disposition toward doubt
- incredulityInability to accept something
- doubtLack of firm belief
- cynicismDistrust of human sincerity
scoffing · unimpressed · dubious · unconvinced · questioning · dismissal · yeah right · whatever · unbelievable
mockery
Scornful ridicule or travesty
facetious · dry humor · biting · cutting · quip · jibe · wit · passive-aggressive · deadpan · here we go again
exasperation
Intense weary annoyance
- irritationMild anger or inflammation
- frustrationDispleasure from blocked efforts
- aggravationState of being vexed
displeasure · vexation · peeved · irked · bothered · galled · nettled · pique · disgruntlement · fed up
disdain
Scornful disregard
- scornHostile dismissive feeling
- derisionContemptuous mockery
- condescensionDemeaning air of superiority
dismissiveness · superiority · haughtiness · sneer · disapproval · judgment · arrogance · looking down · patronizing · belittling