The second season of Bridgerton has already landed, and the new phrase of term, Vex, has left many viewers confused. Let’s find out the actual meaning of Vex.
The second season of Bridgerton came this weekend, with the family’s eldest son Anthony (Jonathan Bailey) hoofing into the show’s limelight as he sets out to find a wife.
The hype of this drama comes as no amazement as it takes motivation from a book of the same name that has its plaque in the bestseller list. So, viewers love the show.
For your information, Bridgerton season 2 premiered on Netflix on March 25, 2022. So, we can watch every steamy episode of the hit period drama back-to-back. So, now, fans are also eager to know about the new term, ‘vex,’ used in the show.
What Does Vex Mean In Bridgerton Season 2?
As mentioned earlier, the second season of Bridgerton season 2 follows eldest Bridgerton son Anthony on a search for a wife. In his quest, he starts courting Edwina Sharma; however, a love triangle soon forms between Edwina, her older sister Kate and Anthony.
Throughout the series, the dislike between Anthony and Kate is known, with Kate exemplifying her aversion to the viscount by saying: “because you vex me.” After that, the phrase went all over the internet, leaving the fans confused.
Vex is an old-fashioned expression that basically means to anger or annoy someone. The phrase is also featured all across the Bridgerton books. For your information, Vex is featured in the 1st season during episode 3 when Anthony talks to opera singer Siena Rosso who he had been visiting in a riddle.
‘You Vex Me’ Meaning Explained
The word vex has viewers scratching their brains for its true meaning as the casts repeatedly say they vex to each other. The term represents a feeling of annoyance or frustrations and even anger.
As we know, Kate had also used the phrase saying, you vex me. So, it means that Kate is also sharing the feeling of annoyance. According to Cambridge Dictionary, Vex is to cause difficulty to someone or to cause someone to feel angry, annoyed, or upset.
For example, This issue looks likely to continue to vex the government. Some synonyms of Vex are: annoy, irritate, provoke, incense, pique, upset, infuriate, anger, and many more.
Term Vex Is All Over Social Media
After people noticed the term, Vex, it not only grabbed people’s eyes but also took over social media, mainly on Twitter. The Bridgerton fans are making various memes and sharing their thought using Vex.
So, it is clear that all of them are enjoying the show.