Use of the word irascible in a sentence example

irascible

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An irascible person loses temper on petty issues. [adjective]

Our teacher was irascible today and kicked several students out of the classroom. [adjective]

Knowing the irascible temper of Comrade Radek I am ready to allow that his article was not very polite. [adjective]

Intrepid, energetic, irascible, stormy; the most cordial of men, the most formidable of combatants. [adjective]

One reads that the Béarnais are "irascible, jealous, and spirituel." [adjective]

Caravaggio possessed a very irascible and roving disposition. [Please select]

It is a very quick and highly irascible beast and even known to turn on its pursuer. [Please select]

This incident was too much for Grace's irascible rooster. [Please select]

There was hurried moving about, banging of doors, excited voices, irascible orders given and countermanded. [Please select]

The two stood aside, and looked covertly at the Seigneur, whose temper seemed unusually irascible. [Please select]

Hector Macdonald was somewhat sanguine and irascible in temper. [Please select]

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