irritableness
- a word derived from irritable.
Example Sentences
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Miriam had spent a day or two of alternate languor and irritableness, unable to attend to anything serious.
From The Emancipated by Gissing, George
He felt no anger at the denunciation, only a plaguing irritableness, an annoyance with both Harding and himself.
From Skin Game by Fritch, Charles E.
It is perfectly marvelous to notice how a child will put on from six to eight pounds in a short period, at the same time overcoming his irritableness and fretfulness.
From The Mother and Her Child by Sadler, William S.
He must be free from ill passion and irritableness.
From The Gospel Day Or, the Light of Christianity by Orr, Charles Ebert
Great singularity of conduct habitually displayed, periods of depression, irritableness, and nervousness, when crossed with similar characteristics in the other parent, or other unusual ones, not infrequently develop into actual insanity in succeeding generations.
From Insanity Its Causes and Prevention by Stearns, Henry Putnam
