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adjective
prone to anger; irascible.
Origin:
1815–25; < Latin īrācundus, equivalent to īrā- (see irate) + -cundus inclined to (adj. suffix)
1815–25; < Latin īrācundus, equivalent to īrā- (see irate) + -cundus inclined to (adj. suffix)
Related forms
i·ra·cun·di·ty, noun
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