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Meanings of ire in anglès

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Belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins)

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Usage of ire in anglès
1
However, the most prominent target of recent US ire has been China.
The Irish Times
2
Growing public ire against Big Oil may translate into yet more costs.
Reuters
3
However, it seems this trial could draw further ire in the region.
The South African
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Some believe the ire is about Burruss's burgeoning empire, reportedly worth millions.
Ebony
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This week it was attorney general Jeff Sessions who faced Trump's ire.
The Guardian
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The risk now is that ECB-induced euro depreciation will spark Trump's ire.
Reuters
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China, a target of Trump's ire during his campaign, appealed for cooperation.
Reuters
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What's more, latest Chinese trade figures may stoke President Donald Trump's ire.
Reuters
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Any unilateral action promises to draw the ire of Republicans in Congress.
Reuters
10
This circumstance aroused the ire of Antonio-Pericles against the libretto and revolutionists.
Vittoria — Volume 4
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Such scenes roused the ire of the long-suffering Free-State men of Kansas.
Old John Brown, the man whose soul is marching on
12
Filled with ire and malice the giant rushed blindly on the king.
Arthurian Chronicles: Roman de Brut
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Still, the ire of the book is lavished primarily on female characters.
The Guardian
14
This perhaps incautious remark had roused the ire of the suffering monarch.
Barbara Blomberg — Volume 04
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The ire of the apprentice began to rise at such an explanation.
The Cloister and the Hearth
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Just make sure you save some of that ire for bigger targets.
Wired
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Ire across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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