iracund Synonyms
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iracund Meaning
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iracund (a.)
Irascible; choleric.
iracund Sentence Examples
- Despite his usual calm demeanor, he had an iracund streak that could flare up unexpectedly.
- The old man was known for his iracund nature, often snapping at those around him for minor infractions.
- She tiptoed around her iracund boss, careful not to say anything that might set him off.
- His iracund outbursts often left his colleagues feeling uneasy in his presence.
- It was challenging to have a constructive conversation with someone so inherently iracund.
- The politician's iracund temperament made negotiations with rival parties exceedingly difficult.
- Despite his best efforts to remain composed, his iracund tendencies sometimes got the better of him.
- Dealing with customers' complaints required patience and diplomacy, especially with the more iracund ones.
- The teacher's iracund demeanor intimidated the students, making the classroom atmosphere tense.
- Learning to manage his iracund impulses was a continual challenge, but he was making progress.
FAQs About the word iracund
Irascible; choleric.
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Despite his usual calm demeanor, he had an iracund streak that could flare up unexpectedly.
The old man was known for his iracund nature, often snapping at those around him for minor infractions.
She tiptoed around her iracund boss, careful not to say anything that might set him off.
His iracund outbursts often left his colleagues feeling uneasy in his presence.
