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ire

[ahyuhr] / aɪər /


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Consumers have expressed ire at "shrinkflation", where products are made smaller but the price stays the same.

From BBC

Higher food prices have become an object of ire among consumers.

From The Wall Street Journal

The recent dispute isn’t the first time the institute and Norway have drawn the ire of governments over the awarding of the prize.

From The Wall Street Journal

The entire village - a three-hour drive from the city of Melbourne - is now up for grabs, much to the shock and ire of tight-knit locals.

From BBC

Build-to-rent has generally avoided American politicians’ ire because it allows institutional investors to own homes without competing against individual home buyers for the existing housing stock.

From The Wall Street Journal