What does nettled mean?
Nettled means simple past and past participle of nettle.
Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
simple past and past participle of nettle.
Mrs Fitzpatrick was a little nettled at this; and indeed, if it may not be called a lapse of the tongue, it was a small deviation from politeness in Jones, and into which he scarce would have fallen, had not the delight he felt in praising Sophia hurried him out of all reflection; for this commendation of one cousin was more than a tacit rebuke on the other.
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Nettled means simple past and past participle of nettle.
Common synonyms include irritated, displeased, peeved, annoyed.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Mrs Fitzpatrick was a little nettled at this; and indeed, if it may not be called a lapse of the tongue, it was a small deviation from politeness in Jones, and into which he scarce would have fallen, had not the delight he felt in praising Sophia hurried him out of all reflection; for this commendation of one cousin was more than a tacit rebuke on the other.
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