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Meanings of much irritated in English
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Usage of much irritated in English
1
Meade was very much irritated, and I was none the less so.
2
All his exertions were vain, however, and he became much irritated in consequence.
3
Physicians were consulted, her lungs found to be much irritated and pulse low.
4
He escaped at last, leaving her much irritated, as Theodora presently found her.
5
She had been much irritated by Adolphine's stupidity, and cried out,-
6
The letter had been shown to Hartington, who was much irritated at the phrase.
7
He was much irritated against the former and the British.
8
I was very much irritated, but I thought it improper to say any thing.
9
They appeared to be quiet gentle animals, until much irritated, when they bite hard.
10
The universal mind was too much irritated to be soothed by such an impotent palliative.
11
Phillips was already very much irritated and left the Governor's office in no friendly mood.
12
As I've heard, he's very much irritated, for he had heaped favors on that Ibarra.
13
Mr. Travers dodged in and out without grace and was obviously much irritated at the necessity.
14
The emperor was much irritated, and intimated war.
15
He found he could not be useful, and his feelings were too much irritated for talking.
16
She glared openly at me, as much irritated as angry, and chain-smoked all through the interview.
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