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tetchiness [Am ˈtɛtʃinəs, Brit ˈtɛtʃɪnəs] N U

tetchiness

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The doctor examined him more and the tetchiness returned.

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She has built a career, which now includes 12 novels, on defiantly difficult-to-like heroines, contrarian social and political views, and general tetchiness.

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My very competent (male) deputy was not asked about his level of tetchiness.

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But the tetchiness soon turns monotonous.

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They're troubled by dementia, creaky joints, terminal tetchiness and bittersweet memories of the past.

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It's hard to quantify the psychological impact of all this on equity investors, but maybe we can see some of it in the tetchiness of stock markets these days.

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The guitarist is one of those rare musicians who will answer any question thrown at him without guile or obfuscation, though not without the odd flash of tetchiness.

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Tetchiness when asked about spending.

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This tetchiness of the powerful, their sensitivity to public criticism is rather surprising.

theconversation.com