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Choleric (Adjective)

Quickly aroused to anger; "a hotheaded commander".

All adjective clusters.

The choleric old man was notorious for his outbursts on the golf course, often yelling at his playing partners for minor infractions.
Her choleric temper was legendary around the office, where coworkers tiptoed around her on Mondays to avoid triggering a tirade.
The choleric coach was known for his fiery speeches, which often left his players feeling more intimidated than inspired.
After a few too many drinks, his choleric personality took over, and he began arguing with strangers in the bar.
The choleric politician was infamous for his short fuse, which often led to heated exchanges with his opponents during debates.

Characterized by anger; "a choleric outburst"; "an irascible response".

All adjective clusters.

He was a choleric person, known for his explosive temper and harsh words.
Her choleric response to the bad news shocked everyone in the room.
The coach's choleric behavior on the sidelines was becoming a concern for the referees.
His choleric nature made it difficult for him to keep a steady relationship.
After a long and frustrating day, he let out a choleric rant in front of his coworkers.

Easily moved to anger; "men of the choleric type take to kicking and smashing"- H.G.Wells.

All adjective clusters.

The choleric manager was notorious for his explosive outbursts in the office.
His choleric nature made him prone to road rage, and he often found himself yelling at other drivers.
The choleric politician's fiery speeches often sparked controversy and debate.
As a choleric person, she had to work hard to control her temper and respond thoughtfully to criticism.
The choleric artist's intense emotions often fueled his creative process, but also led to tumultuous relationships with his collaborators.