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Meanings of more ill-tempered in English

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Usage of more ill-tempered in English
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The Queen affected to be good-humoured, and yet was never more ill-tempered.
Memoirs of Jean François Paul de Gondi, Cardinal de Retz — Volum...
2
And Squirts, the master of the Middle Third, grew more ill-tempered every day.
Of Human Bondage
3
But it was Madame Lorilleux especially who became more ill-tempered still.
L'Assommoir
4
After these interviews, Desnoyers was more ill-tempered and despondent than ever.
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
5
Kate grew more and more ill-tempered as the family sank.
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
6
The women in the kitchen were depressed, and that made them more ill-tempered than ever.
A Little Princess / Being the whole story of Sara Crewe now told...
7
Martha was more ill-tempered and sulky than ever, and repeated disobedience had led to talk of her expulsion.
Kafir Stories: Seven Short Stories
8
Romney's remarks drew a strong rebuke from Obama's team in the tight presidential contest that has become more ill-tempered in recent weeks.
Reuters
9
"You get more ill-tempered by the day!"
Her mother's hope
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