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fractious

/ˈfræk.ʃəs/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou un groupe qui s'irrite facilement, de mauvaise humeur, ou difficile à contrôler ou à gérer.

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/ˈfræk.ʃəs/C2formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou un groupe qui s'irrite facilement, de mauvaise humeur, ou difficile à contrôler ou à gérer.

Describes someone who is easily irritated, bad-tempered, or difficult to control.

  1. Irritable or bad-temperedC1formal

    Easily annoyed or made angry; tending to be in a bad mood.

    frIrritable ou de mauvaise humeur

    • The fractious child refused to eat his vegetables.
    • She became fractious after a long day of work.
    • The fractious crowd grew increasingly restless.

    Synonymescholericcrankycrossgrouchygrumpyirasciblepeevishpetulantsnappishspleneticsurlytesty

    Antonymesagreeableamiablecheerfulgenialgood-naturedpleasant

  2. Hard to control or manageC1formal

    Difficult to handle or manage; unruly.

    frdifficile à contrôler ou gérer

    • The fractious horse refused to be saddled.
    • The fractious committee members could not agree on a decision.
    • Managing a fractious team requires patience and skill.

    Synonymesdisobedientheadstrongintractablerecalcitrantrefractoryrestiveunmanageableunrulywayward

    Antonymesamenablecompliantcooperativedocilemanageableobedienttractable

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  • more fractious comparative form
  • most fractious superlative form
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