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choleric

/ˈkɒl.ər.ɪk/

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adjective

/ˈkɒl.ər.ɪk/C2formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, описывающее человека, который легко раздражается или имеет вспыльчивый характер, происходящее из средневековой теории четырёх темпераментов.

An archaic adjective describing someone who is easily angered or bad-tempered, derived from the medieval theory of the four humors.

  1. Easily angeredC1formal

    Having a tendency to become angry quickly or easily.

    ruВспыльчивый

    • His choleric temperament made him difficult to work with.
    • She gave a choleric response to the minor criticism.
    • The choleric manager often yelled at his employees.

    Synonymsbad-temperedcrankygrumpyhot-temperedill-temperedirascibleirritablequick-temperedsurlytesty

    Antonymscalmcomposedequablepeacefulplacidserene

  2. Characterized by angerC1formal

    Marked by or expressing strong anger or irritability.

    ruВспыльчивый

    • His choleric outburst surprised everyone in the room.
    • The letter had a choleric tone that offended the recipient.
    • Her choleric remarks during the debate were uncalled for.

    Synonymsangryhot-temperedirascibleirateirritableshort-temperedtestywrathful

    Antonymscalmcomposedeven-temperedpeacefulplacidserene

Forms
  • more choleric comparative form
  • most choleric superlative form
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