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The irate protesters were throwing rocks.irate = extremely angry
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The irate customer was yelling at the manager.
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Franz Deutscher—the irate Hitler Youth leader. (source)
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He was met by his mother, who was now awake and irate. (source)
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Did Khalil seem irate during this exchange? (source)
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I tried various schemes to boost the circulation: I held poetry competitions, added a fashion column, and wrote controversial editorials, including one questioning the validity of standardized tests, which provoked an irate letter from the head of the state Department of Education. (source)irate = angry
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Their conversations reached Cinder, irate and determined, arms flying in mad gestures. (source)irate = extremely angry
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Until his spouse Lauren Bacall phoned irately, "You get home tonight, with milk and orange juice for your son ...or else!"† (source)
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Harry heard Ginny saying blithely to an irate Professor McGonagall, "Forgot to brake, Professor, sorry." (source)
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And she was alone in the room with him after Michaela had departed, lovely, hale and statuesque, steaming and rippling with an irrepressible affectionate vitality even as she remained in one place and frowned at him irately.† (source)
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How many irate mathematicians are needed to get you to change your mind? (source)
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KELLER hops about, HELEN takes refuge with the candy down behind the pump, and KELLER then irately flings his newspaper on the porch floor, stamps into the house past VINEY and disappears.† (source)
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They sounded irate. (source)
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the grizzled old veteran irately interrogated.† (source)
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I'm not mad. I'm irate. (source)
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'And when might that be?' squeaked the irate gnome, brandishing a notebook as though she were prepared to make a complaint of some kind. (source)
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