splenetic

[spliːˈnetɪk]

splenetic Definition

  • 1bad-tempered; spiteful
  • 2relating to the spleen

Using splenetic: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "splenetic" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He was in a splenetic mood after receiving the bad news.

  • Example

    The splenetic old man yelled at the children for playing too loudly.

  • Example

    Her splenetic outburst surprised everyone in the room.

splenetic Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for splenetic

Antonyms for splenetic

Origins of splenetic

from Late Latin 'spleneticus', from Greek 'splēn', meaning 'spleen'

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Summary: splenetic in Brief

'Splenetic' [spliːˈnetɪk] is an adjective that describes someone who is bad-tempered and spiteful. It can also refer to something relating to the spleen. Examples of its usage include 'He was in a splenetic mood after receiving the bad news.' and 'Her splenetic outburst surprised everyone in the room.' Synonyms include 'irritable' and 'testy,' while antonyms include 'good-natured' and 'amiable.'