fractiousness
/ˈfrækʃəsnəs/
noun
- The quality of being easily annoyed or bad-tempered; irritability.
- The teacher's fractiousness made the students nervous all day.
- His fractiousness during meetings made him difficult to work with.
- Lack of sleep often leads to fractiousness in young children.
- The state of being hard to control or manage; unruliness.
- The horse's fractiousness required an experienced trainer.
- Political fractiousness in the legislature stalled the new bill for months.
- The fractiousness of the crowd forced the police to close the street.
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