Bad-temperedly

In a manner characterized by a habitually irritable or petulant mood; expressing or showing a bad temper. It describes actions or statements made while feeling cross, annoyed, or easily angered. This adverb conveys a sense of ill-humor, frustration, and a lack of patience, often in response to minor inconveniences or perceived slights. It highlights a disposition prone to negativity and displays of discontent.

Bad-temperedly meaning with examples

• The child, bad-temperedly, refused to share his toys, scowling at anyone who dared to approach. He kicked the sand and stomped his feet, communicating his unhappiness without a word. It was clear that he was in a foul mood and wanted to be left alone to enjoy his selfish activities.
• When the internet went down, the manager bad-temperedly barked orders at the IT department. The problem, which caused his emails to fail to send, only exacerbated his frustration. He had expected it all to be set up and to function, but the reality was far worse than he thought it would be.
• The customer service representative bad-temperedly sighed and rolled her eyes when I asked for a refund. It showed she was displeased with the situation and my interruption, though I knew this was not her personal responsibility. The attitude really annoyed me.
• He answered the phone bad-temperedly, clearly annoyed by the interruption to his late-night dinner. The tone made me not want to have any further conversation with him about the matter at hand, I'm sure it did for the person who made the call