Definition for Irate:

• Moved to anger; wrathful.

Synonyms for Irate:

• adj.

  •acrimonious (adjective)
  • more splenetic,
  • mordant,
  • most splenetic.
  •all (adjective)
  • irate.
  •angry (adjective)
  • pissed off,
  • huffy,
  • furious,
  • riled,
  • displeased,
  • enraged,
  • Fuming,
  • livid,
  • mad,
  • blown a gasket,
  • annoyed,
  • exasperated,
  • wroth,
  • infuriated,
  • angered,
  • worked up,
  • irritable,
  • indignant,
  • up in arms,
  • provoked,
  • irritated,
  • Piqued,
  • heated.
  •enraged (adjective)
  • most aggravated,
  • more aggravated,
  • up-set.
  •heated (adjective)
  • hectic.
  •het up (adjective)
  • hot under the collar.
  •hidebound (adjective)
  • hidebound,
  • narrer,
  • narrest,
  • closeminded,
  • close minded.
  •pissed off (adjective)
  • most steamed,
  • teed off,
  • most peed,
  • more peed,
  • more steamed,
  • td off,
  • steaming,
  • fit be tied,
  • in tizzy.
  •provoked (adjective)
  • most irked.
  •raging (adjective)
  • boiling mad,
  • raving mad,
  • mad as a hornet,
  • going ape,
  • blowing one's top,
  • ranting and raving,
  • throwing a fit,
  • boiling over,
  • blowing a gasket.

• n.

  •
  • murderous,
  • incandescent,
  • seething.
  •
  • feelings,
  • foaming at the mouth,
  • in a towering rage,
  • fit to be tied,
  • rabid.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • splenetic,
  • fierce,
  • steamed.
  •furious
  • raging.

Paraphrases for Irate:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    mad, upset, pissed.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    furious, enraged, angry, livid.

Antonyms for Irate:

• adj.

  • angry
    happy, pleased, cheerful, calm.
  • Other antonyms:
    obliging, honeyed, delighted, dulcet, friendly, kind, saccharine, Nectared, unangry, luscious.

Irate Sentence Examples:

• The astonished and crestfallen butler opened wide the door, not daring to meet his irate mistress' eye, and the woman lawyer hastened back to her client to report success.

• He certainly did not look like a man about to be sent back discomfited, to an irate master, there to explain that he had failed in the task allotted to him.