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1. (adj.) irate
angry; enraged.
2. irate
arising from or characterized by anger:
an irate letter.
Etymology: (1830–40; < L īrātus=īr(a) anger, ire+-ātus-ate1)
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1. (adj) irate, ireful
feeling or showing extreme anger
"irate protesters"; "ireful words"
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1. (adjective) irate
extremely angry
an irate phone call; irate viewers calling to complain
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1. (adj) irate
angry; incensed; enraged
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Sense: angry.
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 Afrikaans: woedend |
 Arabic: غاضِب، مُتَهَيِّج غَضَباً |
 Bulgarian: гневен |
 Brazilian: irado |
 Czech: zlostný |
 German: zornig |
 Danish: vred |
 Greek: θυμωμένος |
 Spanish: furioso |
 Estonian: maruvihane |
 Farsi: عصبانی |
 Finnish: vihastunut |
 French: furieux |
 Hebrew: כּוֹעֵס |
 Hindi: क्रुद्ध |
 Croatian: srdit, ljutit |
 Hungarian: dühös |
 Indonesian: marah |
 Icelandic: reiður, æfur |
 Italian: irato |
 Japanese: 怒った |
 Korean: 성난 |
 Lithuanian: piktas,įtūžęs |
 Latvian: dusmīgs; nikns |
 Malay: marah |
 Dutch: woedend |
 Norwegian: rasende, harmdirrende |
 Polish: rozgniewany |
 Persian: عصبانی |
 Pashto: عصبانى، خوابدې |
 Portuguese: irado |
 Romanian: furios |
 Russian: гневный |
 Slovak: nazlostený |
 Slovenian: besen |
 Serbian: srdit |
 Swedish: vred, rasande, ilsken |
 Thai: โกรธเป็นไฟ |
 Turkish: kızgın öfkeli |
 Taiwanese: 生氣的 |
 Ukrainian: розгніваний, сердитий |
 Urdu: ناراض |
 Vietnamese: tức giận |
 Chinese: 生气的，发怒的 |
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