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Definition of crossness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mild angerRare UK state of being mildly angry or annoyedRare UK
- Her crossness was evident when she spoke sharply.
2.
ill-tempered dispositionRare UK tendency to be easily angeredRare UK
- His crossness made him difficult to work with.
Origin of crossness
Old English, cross (angry) + ness (state)
Examples of crossness in a sentence
Crossness filled the room after the unexpected announcement. Her crossness was apparent during the heated debate. The child's crossness was soothed by a gentle lullaby.
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- French:mauvaise humeur, irritabilité, ...
- German:Unmut, Reizbarkeit, ...
- Italian:irritazione, irritabilità, ...
- Spanish:enojo leve, mal genio, ...
- Portuguese:irritação, irritabilidade, ...
- Chinese:恼怒, 坏脾气, ...
- Japanese:苛立ち, 短気, ...
- Arabic:غضب خفيف, حِدَّة الطَّبْع, ...
- Hebrew:כַּעַס קַל, עַצְבָּנוּת, ...
- Russian:раздражение, раздражительность, ...
- Ukrainian:роздратування, дратівливість, ...
- Hindi:नाराजगी, गुस्सा, ...
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