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irritant

[ir-i-tnt] / ˈɪr ɪ tnt /


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The chair would make life’s unavoidable irritants that much more bearable.

From Salon

Now that the FTAs are done and dusted, the focus in Delhi will have to shift towards streamlining these irritants, experts say.

From BBC

These issues, analysts say, are not episodic irritants but symbols of imbalance.

From BBC

Rapid-response teams—made up of locals riding motorcycles and armed with firecrackers and devices that spray chili-pepper irritants—try to steer wandering elephants back into protected areas.

From The Wall Street Journal

Video footage from witnesses showed Pretti holding his phone and filming agents before he was sprayed by a chemical irritant and taken to the ground by federal agents.

From Barron's