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Meanings of irritability in inglês
espanhol
irritabilidad Sinônimos
Examples for "temper"
Examples for "temper"
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During the crisis in the Sudan, the popular temper was her own.
2
And I wish you'd go 'way, she said, her temper rising again.
3
People whose major concern is climate change have to temper their ambitions.
4
Franshion's large cash balance and its good financial flexibility temper this weakness.
5
Fanshion's large cash balance and its good financial flexibility temper this weakness.
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Already, despite her surliness, he feared she'd be disappointed if he left.
2
With my best effort at surliness I asked what we had done.
3
That along with the uncharacteristic surliness meant he was edgy as hell.
4
His relief expressed itself in a superficial surliness; but Edwin was not deceived.
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We managed for months before surliness crept in and the project was abandoned.
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They are of the very greatest value where there is any tendency toward biliousness.
2
There is more yellow in life from biliousness, than from the state of the atmosphere.
3
In many instances it causes biliousness, fermentation and constipation.
4
Although in the case of the sovereign pontiff, his biliousness was, to a degree, understandable.
5
Port knew from experience how acute is that form of biliousness which results from rage.
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For me, her pettishness is one of her charms, I confess it.
2
This, together with her very human pettishness, complicated the social problem.
3
At this I broke out in all a sick man's pettishness.
4
She turned her back on him, then suddenly smarted at her own pettishness.
5
He ignored Hyacinth's resentment, endured her pettishness, and was studiously polite to her.
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Why go along with crossness, and coldness and snappishness in your life?
2
Was that the reason for my snappishness at the ME's office?
3
Cursed snappishness to those under me, on a bodily indisposition.
4
Collette stared at me like I'd grown another head, and her snappishness came back.
5
This snappishness amazed and wounded the young man.
português
excitabilidade catalão
irritabilitat Usage of irritability in inglês
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Advances in the pharmacotherapy of irritability in ASD continue to inform practice.
2
Psychiatric adverse events comprised irritability, aggression, depression and psychosis in single cases.
3
But this afternoon it discovered an unusual vein of irritability in her.
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It is due to what is called irritability or sensitiveness in plants.
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With the crisis so near, irritability pricked Vaniman's state of nervous tension.
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Symptoms of PMS include mood swings, breast tenderness, fatigue, irritability and depression.
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Of course the usual American relief of irritability and impatience suggested itself.
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Arthur spoke sullenly; a curious, nervous irritability was taking possession of him.
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The crusty irritability that had always poisoned their relationship was suddenly gone.
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Signs of withdrawal syndrome can include convulsions, irritability, abnormal crying and tremor.
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Prevalence of mixed episodes or irritability did not differ significantly between groups.
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Finally, out of nervous irritability, I looked up the Body Artist's website.
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Gastrointestinal irritability was noted in three patients and coincided with elevated γδT-cells.
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Naturally rash and impetuous, the irritability of his temper preyed on itself.
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And yet the nervous excitability, and even irritability, of musicians is proverbial.
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But before he could say more she burst out with growing irritability:
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Translations for irritability
português
espanhol
Irritability through the time
Irritability across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common