irritancy Antonyms
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Meaning of irritancy
Webster
irritancy (n.)
The state or quality of being null and void; invalidity; forfeiture.
The state o quality of being irritant or irritating.
irritancy Sentence Examples
- The researcher encountered significant irritancy when working with the hazardous chemicals in the laboratory.
- The harsh detergent left an irritancy on her skin, causing redness and itchiness.
- The acrid smoke from the burning tires caused throat irritancy and coughing among the protesters.
- The insect bites left itchy and swollen welts, leading to intense irritancy and discomfort.
- The patient complained of stomach irritancy and indigestion after consuming the spicy dish.
- The exhaust fumes from the construction site caused air irritancy, affecting the health of nearby residents.
- The loud noise from the jackhammer caused sensory irritancy and headaches among nearby workers.
- The pungent odor from the chemical spill had an irritancy effect on the eyes and nose, causing discomfort and tears.
- The coarse texture of the fabric caused skin irritancy and rashes, limiting the wearer's comfort.
- The incessant buzzing sound of the mosquito left a persistent irritancy, disrupting sleep and concentration.
FAQs About the word irritancy
The state or quality of being null and void; invalidity; forfeiture., The state o quality of being irritant or irritating.
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The researcher encountered significant irritancy when working with the hazardous chemicals in the laboratory.
The harsh detergent left an irritancy on her skin, causing redness and itchiness.
The acrid smoke from the burning tires caused throat irritancy and coughing among the protesters.
The insect bites left itchy and swollen welts, leading to intense irritancy and discomfort.
