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Meanings of very irritable in English

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Usage of very irritable in English
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He became very irritable and passionate and lived a perfectly aimless life.
The works of Guy de Maupassant, Vol. 5 / Une Vie and Other Stori...
2
Her father was a testy old country gentleman, very irritable and obstinate.
Memoirs of Arthur Hamilton, B. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge ...
3
She was often very sad and despondent, and again very irritable.
What Can She Do?
4
He could not stand to be contradicted, and was very irritable.
The Story of Louis Riel: The Rebel Chief
5
It must be the heat, it makes one very irritable, don't you think?
The Sheik: A Novel
6
It is a form of milk poisoning, in which the bowels are very irritable.
Maintaining Health (Formerly Health and Efficiency)
7
Bacon, who had contracted a disease in the trenches about Jamestown, was very irritable.
A Century Too Soon: The Age of Tyranny
8
The peer was exceedingly annoyed and vexed, and very irritable.
East Lynne
9
He is very irritable to-day, and I left off arguing the matter with him.
The Idiot
10
He was always very irritable when crossed, and his obstinate nature was strongly combative.
The Point of View
11
He grew visibly greyer, stooped more, and became very irritable.
There & Back
12
Solandia and Verdegia said they make you feel irritable, and I was feeling very irritable.
The Plains of Passage
13
He was very irritable and not in good health.
Promenades of an Impressionist
14
I can quickly become very irritable, tearful and dejected.
The Guardian
15
He was very irritable at this time, and could not leave his fellow wayfarers alone.
Better Dead
16
Brawne Lamia is tired and aching and very irritable.
The Hyperion Cantos
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