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Meanings of rather ill-tempered in English
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Usage of rather ill-tempered in English
1
I expected to find the professor rather ill-tempered at my interference, but I found him inclined to raillery.
2
I was admitted by a rather ill-tempered-looking housemaid, with a cap of obtrusive respectability and a spotless white apron.
3
Just then a horse's head looked over from the stall beyond; the ears were laid back, and the eye looked rather ill-tempered.
4
On returning, I had a heated discussion with our board, only succeeding in gaining the reputation of being rather ill-tempered and hard to please.
5
This man was a very large fellow, with a dark surly countenance-notexactly bad in expression, but ratherill-tempered-looking
6
'They are rather ill-tempered just now.
7
"You seem rather ill-tempered tonight," the dragon replied.