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Meanings of so irritable in English

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Usage of so irritable in English
1
Her character, formerly so irritable, is entirely changed; she is gentleness itself.
The Honor of the Name
2
I have become so irritable and bitter that I don't know myself.
Ivanoff: A Play
3
I'm so irritable I can't get along up at the courthouse.
Heart of the Sunset
4
She was so irritable and so offensive that even money could not purchase aid.
Hubert's Wife / A Story for You
5
What could have made her so irritable, poor little girl?
The Divine Fire
6
She had never seen him so nervous, so irritable.
Glory of Youth
7
Miladi was neither better nor worse, some days so irritable that nothing could please her.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec
8
He who was ordinarily so irritable listened to her chatter with the patience of an archangel.
Jean-Christophe Journey's End
9
He never used to be so irritable.
Ships That Pass in the Night
10
Bessie had seen him often crabbed and sarcastic, but never so irritable as he was that evening.
The Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax
11
Oh, Anna, why are you so irritable?
Android Karenina
12
But why am I so irritable?
Flowers for Algernon
13
Not so vain, so irritable as either Manet or Whistler, Monet's nerves have never prompted him to extravagances.
Promenades of an Impressionist
14
Why are you so irritable, baron?
Debit and Credit / Translated from the German of Gustav Freytag
15
What makes me so irritable?
The Assistant
16
Is he always so irritable?
Crime and Punishment
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