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Significats de choleric en anglès
Quickly aroused to anger.
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Examples for "irritable"
Examples for "irritable"
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The point is, that on this particular day the lieutenant was irritable.
2
Nivea's balm will soothe irritable skin and prevent future flare-ups from occurring.
3
But I was in a state of mind bordering on the irritable.
4
In his perplexity and sorrow, the poor colonel was irritable and unjust.
5
Her father is crippled and querulous; indeed he is often exceedingly irritable.
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In like manner there are three groups in the irascible faculty; viz.
2
But fear is not in the concupiscible, but in the irascible part.
3
She had in her veins the irascible blood of the common people.
4
Therefore there is an irascible and a concupiscible appetite in the angels.
5
Similarly, fortitude regulates daring and fear, which reside in the irascible part.
1
The hotheaded youth was now very close to being angry in earnest.
2
True, he was hotheaded, like all of us, but-tocome to this.
3
He is young, and hotheaded, and he is the emperor, after all.
4
And it would take more than this hotheaded punk to stop him.
5
Methinks he has grown less hotheaded after that spell in the Tower!
1
And not another word would the hot-tempered gentleman say on the subject.
2
Young, hot-tempered Marq Piper urged a strike west at Casterly Rock instead.
3
It was no sinecure, this educating of the hot-tempered and undisciplined youngster.
4
Harry told all about it to her and to the hot-tempered gentleman.
5
I always liked it better than the dragon: It wasn't so hot-tempered.
1
A little quick-tempered in handling help; expects too much at the outset.
2
She was a little quick-tempered and impulsive; but she soon recovered herself.
3
Because I am very quick-tempered I want to live with good-tempered people.
4
He was a lieutenant in the duke's body-guard, a quick-tempered, heady chap.
5
You're bound to be quick-tempered with hair of that glorious red shade.
1
Count Olaf wasneither interesting nor kind; he was demanding, short-tempered, and bad-smelling.
2
Would suit a large family inclined to be short-tempered in the morning.
3
For the past few days, he'd been short-tempered and moody with Alice-Marie.
4
Aislinn laid her hand on his arm to stop his short-tempered words.
5
And that was when he accidentally bumped into a very short-tempered krogan.
Ús de choleric en anglès
1
The Judge resembled Major Colfax in but one trait: he was choleric.
2
Edward was choleric and stern in his choler, but judicious and politic.
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Which of you would not be as choleric in a like affront?
4
Lord M. Why now, Bob., thou art more choleric than the Colonel.
5
This time, Hillary is trying to fend off a choleric 74-year-old democratic socialist.
6
He seemed less choleric today, and even managed a sort of tremulous smile.
7
He died in the month of Chaitra 1755 Sakabda, of a choleric affection.
8
And the plethoric, choleric nature of the sufferer from gout has become proverbial.
9
The rest of us may have started the day in more choleric humour.
10
Even when he showed himself again in public he was still abnormally choleric.
11
I knew the bloody and choleric wretch when he was alive.
12
I am grown choleric and impatient, and will not be controuled.
13
From a state of choleric flurry Lady Ogram was passing into irritable delight.
14
If your opponent is of choleric temper, seek to irritate him.
15
He had a lean, well-bred face, and very choleric blue eyes.
16
His successor was broad-built, choleric, but kind of heart, and came from Ohio.
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