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ire

[ahyuhr] / aɪər /


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With midterm elections coming in November, pocketbook subjects like the cost of groceries and utilities appear poised to grab a bigger share of voters’ attention — and ire.

From MarketWatch

Their paralyzing fear of Carol’s ire is empowering, pathetic and hilarious.

From Los Angeles Times

The move drew the ire of Norway and Sweden, who both vowed to stand with Denmark.

From Salon

It proved to be Nancy's first game, and one in which the Edinburgh club surged to a 2-1 victory as howls of ire around Celtic Park were swapped for swathes of empty seats before full-time.

From BBC

In Curaçao, Stern said, he spoke once to Dutch authorities on the island but intentionally didn’t brief them to keep them from being thought complicit and drawing the ire of neighboring Venezuela.

From The Wall Street Journal