Definition

ire

noun
  1. intense anger; wrath
  2. Usage: formal

Examples

  • The senator's comments drew the ire of environmental groups.
  • Her constant interruptions raised his ire.
  • The new policy sparked the ire of local business owners.
  • Nothing could calm her ire after the betrayal.
  • The coach's ire was evident when the team missed practice.
  • The editorial was written to express the public's ire over the scandal.

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