"Irritability" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Irritability refers to a state of being easily annoyed or annoyed by things that would not normally cause annoyance. It is a common phenomenon where a person becomes excessively sensitive, snappish, or short-tempered due to various factors such as stress, fatigue, or anxiety.
Example Sentences
Provided with a constant supply of water, especially to plants, through artificial means such as pipes and sprinklers, in contrast to being watered by natural rainfall.
Irrigating means to supply plants with water, especially artificially, especially by means of a system of pipes, ditches, or other water-conducting channels, in order to support their growth and development.
Irrigation refers to the artificial application of water to land and crops to support plant growth and food production. It involves the supply of water to areas where it is scarce or impossible to obtain naturally, usually through artificial channels, pipes, or canals. Irrigation is an essential practice in agriculture, allowing crops to grow in arid or semi-arid regions, and it is also used to maintain lawns, gardens, and other landscapes.
A machine or system used for delivering water, typically for irrigation purposes, such as watering crops, forests, or golf courses.
I apologize, but the word "irriguous" is not a real word in the English language. It's possible that you meant to type "irriguous" is a typo and you meant "irksome", "irksorous", or something else.
Irritableness refers to a feeling of annoyance or frustration that occurs when something or someone causes irritation, often leading to feelings of impatience, anger, or agitation. It can also describe a personality trait in which a person is easily annoyed or irritated by small things.