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Meanings of more irritable in English

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Usage of more irritable in English
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Genghis became more and more irritable until no one dared approach him.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
2
Each holiday he found his father more irritable, and a little weaker.
The Longest Journey
3
According to the parents, she had become more irritable each day.
Pubmed
4
I think the confinement is making Father more irritable than usual.
The Tyranny of Weakness
5
Each year Rebecca had become more tired, more irritable, more desperate.
Cry for the strangers
6
But her tone wavered a little, and his look grew still more irritable.
Eleanor
7
He seemed still more irritable since Rosalie's confinement than he had been before.
The works of Guy de Maupassant, Vol. 5 / Une Vie and Other Stori...
8
Both noticed that the mother was getting more irritable than was natural to her.
The Nervous Housewife
9
A painful disease at this time attacked him, making him more irritable and exacting.
Personal Recollections of Birmingham and Birmingham Men
10
He suffers from gout, which makes him more irritable, and he lost his appetite.
News.com.au
11
Of late, the Witch had become more irritable than usual, complaining of sleeping problems.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
12
The farther they traveled out of their way, the more irritable and impatient Jondalar felt.
The Plains of Passage
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As Genghis listened to Yusuf, he grew more irritable.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
14
Mr. Reffold seems to be more irritable every day.
Ships That Pass in the Night
15
The older I get, the more irritable I become.
The Guardian
16
I grew, day by day, more moody, more irritable, more regardless of the feelings of others.
Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
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