irate
क्रुद्ध
definition
adjective
a barrage of irate letters
feeling or characterized by great anger.
example
The most 'irate' members of the public were town centre residents and members of the business sector.
Somewhere between Colorado and New Mexico he got into a fight with an 'irate' florist.
Not even a snarling boss or 'irate' colleague can spoil that good feeling.
I have a feeling that when they return my call they are going to be absolutely 'irate' .
In response, we may become 'irate' , frustrated, jealous, furiously angry and even violent.
On the other, a cluster of 'irate' worshippers, furious that their mosque had been violated.
Father and uncle head off to search for the kid; Dan soon has to field a call from an 'irate' Amanda demanding to know why her son is missing.
Not surprisingly, customers are often left feeling 'irate' when they receive the bill as they never asked for the loan.
Fifty years ago it was, according to an 'irate' letter writer in the Evening Press.
One letter, from an 'irate' constituent, insisted that I rang him the moment I got his letter.
The manager was 'irate' after seeing his side denied a clear-cut penalty.
There are constant traffic jams at every road junction and the honking of horns by 'irate' drivers is deafening.
We're very 'irate' about this, we've always had a local member and we intend to still have a local member.
Police are investigating claims that a teenager was dragged around a Swindon supermarket by an 'irate' shopper.
The fare increases have been branded outrageous by one 'irate' passenger - and incredible by a driver.
Sometimes readers become 'irate' about things beyond any writer's control.
An estate in Harpurhey has been labelled a dumping ground by 'irate' residents who feel not enough is being done to make it a better place to live.
Having to explain to 'irate' passengers why you can't take their money when the stupid new ticket machines are broken.
The only response to The Peak's inflammatory headline was a few mildly 'irate' letters.
The staff are constantly dealing with farmers and other members of the public who are upset, or 'irate' , or both.
Afterwards, James was confronted by both Nicholas and Jonathan, who both begged him to explain why he had behaved so 'irately' before the court.
John slapped his palm against the wall, 'irately' .
Through frustration, fear, 'irateness' , sadness, and loss, they maintain their posture through their individual characters.
He folded his arms across his chest and stared 'irately' at Blake.
He shrugged his slender shoulders in a careless manner still staring at her 'irately' .
She clearly shows signs of 'irateness' towards her husband who deliberately tries to wind people up to a breaking point.
She could hear someone talking - and rather 'irately' at that.
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