Definition
Definition of tetchily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
irritated mannerRare UK in an irritated, annoyed, or ill-natured wayRare UK
- She replied tetchily when asked about her day.
- The teacher answered tetchily when interrupted during class.
- He snapped tetchily at his colleague over the missed deadline.
Origin of tetchily
Middle English, tetch (irritable) + -ily (adverbial suffix)
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- French:d'un ton irritable, ...
- German:gereizt, ...
- Italian:irritatamente, ...
- Spanish:irritadamente, ...
- Portuguese:irritadamente, ...
- Chinese:恼怒地, ...
- Japanese:苛立って, ...
- Arabic:بعصبية, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצֶבֶת, ...
- Russian:раздражённо, ...
- Ukrainian:роздратовано, ...
- Hindi:चिड़चिड़ेपन से, ...
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