Meanings of feel irritated in anglès

D'Hubert, who was beginning to feel irritated, you are an impracticable sort of fellow.

She'd feel irritated and antsy and suddenly the girl's face would pop into her mind.

In spite of my happy disposition and my contempt for ill-natured tales, I began to feel irritated.

He was again beginning to feel irritated at the absolute empire exercised over him by this man.

Andrew began to feel irritated at her.

So, there's attention there, and I understand for someone who is still plugging away, I understand why you'd feel irritated.

Mr. Sands had expended a good deal of money, and would naturally feel irritated by the loss he had incurred.

Renovales began to feel irritated at this attack that was no longer based on his actions but on his thoughts.

You feel irritated and you can't determine exactly why, so you look around for people to blame and begin lashing out.

Irritability Anxiety often makes people feel short tempered and it is easier to feel irritated by people or situations that normally wouldn't bother you.

Hector was feeling irritated and excited, and longing to get near Theodora.

Sónya was always the first excuse Countess Mary found for feeling irritated.

He was tired and hungry, and he felt irritated by Harding's satisfaction.

It expressed subdued surprise, and the girl felt irritated with herself.

She felt irritated that she should care anything about his opinion.

Mrs. Stanley felt irritated by this importunity, but she governed herself.