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Comparative
more irascible
Superlative
most irascible
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showing signs of anger
- His irascible remarks during the debate offended several attendees.
- The novel's irascible tone reflected the author's frustration with society.
- The teacher's irascible gestures intimidated the students.
- An irascible atmosphere hung over the office after the budget cuts.
- The critic's irascible review of the play was filled with harsh language.
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easily becoming angry
- The irascible chef shouted at the kitchen staff after a minor mistake.
- He is so irascible that even a small criticism sets him off.
- She is irascible and that has made her difficult to work with during high-pressure situations.
- Soldiers learned not to provoke the irascible sergeant.
- The irascible politician lost his temper during the interview.