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Quickly aroused to anger.
irritable
choleric
hotheaded
hot-tempered
quick-tempered
short-tempered
angry
ill-natured
1
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.
6
Now observation pertains not to the
irascible
but to the rational faculty.
7
In this way, therefore, the
irascible
and concupiscible are subject to reason.
8
We are cooped up with no end in sight, getting increasingly
irascible
.
9
His arguments offended the nobleman thus addressed, who was vain and
irascible
.
10
But how would
irascible
Yahweh measure up to these other lofty visions?
11
By contrast Donald Trump is an
irascible
egomaniac, uninterested in the world.
12
They say now that I am cruel and
irascible
;
but to whom?
13
But he was possessed of an
irascible
temper, and was naturally disputatious.
14
This was, in fact, a provoking task, especially for an
irascible
man.
15
She was proud,
irascible
,
and overbearing, while he was meek and gentle.
16
County Coroner Michael Cipliano, fifty-three years old, an
irascible
and weatherworn veteran.
irascible
irascible passions
irascible faculty
irascible man
irascible part
more irascible