Irritated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IRRITATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IRRITATE, to excite to impatience or anger
• make (someone) annoyed or a little angry
• cause inflammation or other discomfort in (a part of the body)
• stimulate (an organism, cell, or organ) to produce an active response.
ADJECTIVE:
• aroused to impatience or anger

Words related to IRRITATED

irritate8 irritatedly15 irritates9 irritating11

Words that contain IRRITATED

abirritated14 irritatedly15

How to use IRRITATED in a sentence

• Give me the name of every man who, no matter what his position or prospects, might be irritated, if no more, if he knew that Miss Martin and Mr.
• He left, irritated, as though the inevitable humiliation was just being postponed.
• Nothing was easier than to put on an inscrutable expression which betrayed nothing, but which, as she knew, sometimes irritated her father beyond endurance.
• On his second visit he was much irritated, as the young man had not made the promised improvement, and assured us that there was no cause for his collapse.
• Irritated at this we got every thing ready to fire on them if they persisted, but the great chief said that these were his soldiers and only wanted some tobacco.
• He was sick of noise, weary of voices, irritated by raucous sounds.
• The hillocks and hollows that interposed irritated him.
• Nothing irritated him more than to see Desmond stretched at length with his nose in Mr.
• This irritated the great man who had the power of life and death in his hand.
• Ross subsided, though he was irritated because she was right.
• The consul returned to Rome, not having so much increased his military glory as irritated and exasperated the hatred of his soldiers towards him.
• In the beginning the shop irritated him, because it seemed an incongruous background for the fiery young orator.
• He looked upon the social and political movements that were going on about him with the eye of an irritated and wronged man.
• I lost a big order once because the glare from the window irritated the man I was talking to.
• It irritated Pencroft especially, as he could think of nothing else while at work.
• By the end of three weeks, Madame Marneffe was intensely irritated by Hortense.
• He had been irritated and despondent ever since Mr.
• The constitutional movement of Japan began in a spontaneous agitation of the whole body politic when the nation was irritated by the sudden contact with foreigners.
• Her inability to manage or keep them in order fretted and irritated her excessively.
• The sense of a mystery or mysteries about the house never left him, and it irritated him.
• The unruly beast, irritated still more at the burden which fell on one side, kicked with the utmost violence in all directions.
• The cheering, the clamor, the almost passionate fervor of the populace irritated me, and I could not see the incident from their point of view.
• Freda always felt reserved with him, and his studied kindness and politeness to her when she had met him occasionally in London, irritated her.

Similar words containing RITAT without suffix ed and without prefix ir

irritate8 caritates11 irritates9 irritator9 veritates12 writative15 abirritate12 amritattva15 irritating11 irritation10 irritative13 irritators10 abirritated14 abirritates13 amritattvas16 irritatedly15 irritations11 abirritating15 irritatingly16 authoritative19 nonirritating14 authoritatively24 unauthoritative21 authoritativene21 authoritativeness23 authoritativenesses25

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