irritably in English

adverb

with irritation, peevishly, angrily, in an aggravated manne

Use "irritably" in a sentence

1. Reporter found yesterday, Chongqing station's admission ticket has continued irritably.

2. He irritably refused their bribe.

3. She had become irritably exact.

4. She banged saucepans around irritably.

5. The fellow shook his head irritably.

6. The chief spokesman for the men pushes papers around irritably and kicks at a chair.

7. The judge shook his head irritably and Juicks hushed.

8. 'I haven't got time for that now,' huffed Sam irritably.

9. The holiday traveling on fully has irritably proven this point.

10. He stirred irritably, for he wished her to go on.

11. Joe snapped irritably as his fingers danced over the controls.

12. The hunter irritably and put his horse into the stall.

13. He stroked his beard and then scratched irritably through it.

14. He lost his temper and snapped irritably at the children.

15. " Put down that tray and come lace me tighter,'said Scarlett irritably.

16. He probably worked hard at that tough, cynical look, she decided irritably.

17. No, there wasn't any particular feature to account for it, she decided irritably.

18. 2 Dr. McEwan fretted irritably as he withdrew the otoscope from old Rudy's ear.

19. Dr. McEwan fretted irritably as he withdrew the otoscope from old Rudy's ear.

20. "We're going to be late,'' Jordan said irritably, pacing up and down the room.

21. 13 Frye was in no mood for Socratic dialogue, and he irritably resumed his oration.

22. Synonyms for Cantankerously include irritably, crankily, crossly, grumpily, irascibly, testily, critically, fractiously, grouchily and peevishly

23. IrritaBly, she elBowed a path through the streams of girls entering and leaving the gate.

24. Synonyms for Angerly include angrily, furiously, heatedly, hotly, in anger, indignantly, infuriatedly, irately, irritably and madly

25. Synonyms for Crotchetily include crankily, crossly, grumpily, irascibly, irritably, testily, fierily, fractiously, grouchily and peevishly

26. With a cross little sound in the back of her throat, she irritably kicked the covers aside.

27. He looked up as some one rattled at the front door of the shop; irritably he waved them away.

28. We trudged across the main shipping lane with tankers and coasters hooting irritably at us to get out of the way.Sentence dictionary

29. Synonyms & Antonyms of Barked (Entry 2 of 2) to speak sharply or irritably the new supervisor found that speaking to people with a civil tongue got better results than barking at them

30. 1400, "to vex, irritate," probably a back-formation from Crabbed.The notions of "bad-tempered, combative" and "sour" in the two nouns crab naturally yielded a verb meaning of "to vex, irritate," later "to complain irritably, find fault" (c