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I do not get how としてしまう is used in the following sentence. If the meaning
ofとして = as, for; not even and しまう = to finish doing (something), what do they
mean together? (assuming I have split the phrase correctly).

> 男性がイラッ!! としてしまう!? [女性の言いがちワード]
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What is the meaning of としてしまう in the following sentence
This is not the として meaning as/for, but a simple conjugation of the する verb
イラッとする, meaning "to feel annoyed". In addition, the しまう here isn't being used
in the sense of "finish doing", but rather the more common sense where it
indicates the preceding verb is an unfortunate occurrence.

So 男性がイラッ!!としてしまう!? as a whole means "Guys will feel annoyed?!"

Incidentally, this sentence is loosely linked to the following phrase in the
style of a relative clause, so the whole thing could be translated as if it
was one sentence:

男性がイラッとしてしまう女性のいいがちワード

This would mean "Words girls tend to say that make guys feel annoyed".
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