ill-tempered

According to journalist Michael Tackett's account in his new McConnell biography “The Price of Power,” the legendary Kentucky senator also described Trump as “stupid” and “ill-tempered.”

For starters, this contest has been – to put it mildly – ill-tempered.

There was no shortage of heat in this ill-tempered debate, but both sides shone very little light on policy.

The chancellor and shadow chancellor will face off in the Commons later for the first time since that ill-tempered exchange.

More generally, they believe it has the potential to show viewers a more unfiltered, even ill-tempered, Trump who would be audible throughout the entire time Ms Harris is speaking.