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    Iracunda (en. Wrathful)

    /iɾaˈkunda/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to a person who gets angry easily or is prone to anger.
    Whenever something doesn't go her way, she becomes irascible.
    Siempre que algo no sale como ella quiere, se vuelve iracunda.
    Describes an attitude or behavior filled with wrath.
    Her irascible response surprised everyone at the meeting.
    Su respuesta iracunda sorprendió a todos en la reunión.
    Refers to an intense and violent emotional reaction.
    The situation became irascible when the shouting began.
    La situación se tornó iracunda cuando comenzaron los gritos.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'iracundus', which means irascible or angry.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to have an irascible character
    To possess a nature prone to anger.
    tener un carácter iracundo
    to be irascible
    To have a tendency towards anger regularly.
    ser iracundo
    an irascible response
    A reaction filled with anger in response to a situation.
    una respuesta iracunda

    Related Words

    anger
    Intense emotion that manifests in response to some offense or grievance.
    ira
    annoyance
    State of being angry or irritated by something.
    enfado
    rage
    Feeling of rage or anger that can lead to a violent reaction.
    cólera

    Slang Meanings

    A person prone to getting angry quickly.
    Don't talk to her that way, she can become irascible.
    No le hables de esa manera, puede volverse iracunda.
    To be in a bad mood or very angry.
    She's irascible today, better not say anything to her.
    Hoy está iracunda, mejor no le digas nada.