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i·rate  (-rt, rt)
adj.
1. Extremely angry; enraged. See Synonyms at angry.
2. Characterized or occasioned by anger: an irate phone call.
[Latin rtus, past participle of rsc, to be angry, from ra, anger; see eis- in Indo-European roots.]
i·rately adv.
i·rateness n.
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Adv.1.irately - in an irate manner; "`Get out,' he shouted irately"
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irately
adv → zornig


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One of her loyal customers, unaware that Keepsakes was Sally Valerius' store, told her irately that she couldn't believe the center's management would let such a similar store compete in the same center.
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Parents or guardians may try to circumvent police safeguards and remove a child, or they may irately demand that an officer bring them their child immediately.
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