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[Adjective] | "iras*ci*ble" | \ i-ˈra-sə-bəl \
1: marked by hot temper and easily provoked anger
Origin: circa 1530 ;
Middle French, from Late Latin irascibilis, from Latin irasci to become angry, be angry, from ira;
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[Noun] | "irascibility"
1: readiness to show annoyance or impatience;
* e.g., " ... his natural irascibility tends to make people leave him alone "
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[Adjective] | "irascible"
1: easily irritated or annoyed;
* e.g., " ... forced to endure a memorably irascible boss on her first job after college "
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[ "irascible" ]
1: a word used to describe a person (often a coach) who, on the surface, is easily provoked to anger or very irritable but who everyone knows, deep down inside, has a heart of gold and a warm glow of support, appreciation, and kindness. The phrase is often used to describe Michael "Mickey" Goldmill, who was a fictional character created by Sylvester Stallone, portrayed by Burgess Meredith in the Rocky film series, and who, while often very irritable had a heart of gold and always wanted the best for the kids.
* e.g., ... That coast is irascible, tough on the outside, warm on the inside.
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