Difference between Peevish and Tetchy

PEEVISH vs TETCHY: ADJECTIVE

Easily irritated or annoyed
Ill-tempered.
Contrary; fractious.
Habitually fretful; easily vexed or fretted; hard to please; apt to complain; querulous; petulant.
Expressing fretfulness and discontent, or unjustifiable dissatisfaction.
Silly; childish; trifling.
Constantly complaining; fretful, whining.
Querulous or discontented.

Querulous; petulant; ill-tempered; cross; fitful.
Perverse; self-willed; forward; testy.
Characterized by or indicating discontent, petulancy, or fretfulness.
Childish; silly; foolish; trifling.
Synonyms Fretful, Pettish, etc. (see petulant), ill-natured, testy, irritable, waspish.

Querulous, Grumpy, Snappish, Surly, Pettish, Ill natured, Techy, Nettlesome, Fractious, Peckish, Testy, Irritable, Tetchy, Petulant, Cranky

Querulous, Grumpy, Snappish, Surly, Pettish, Ill natured, Techy, Nettlesome, Fractious, Peckish, Testy, Irritable, Tetchy, Petulant, Cranky

The peevish tone of the TT expression is no more appropriate than its meaning.
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The Navy captain spoke in a peevish voice.
He was irascible, touchy, peevish, nervous, egotistical, vain.
Peevish definition, cross, querulous, or fretful, as from vexation or discontent: a peevish youngster.

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If my memories of Anna are gone, why have I still been tetchy and reserved at any mention of her name?
The game was getting tetchy in the closing stages when Argentine Di Maria flicked his leg out at Pereira.
His calmness had been replaced by a tetchy impatience, the unflappability giving away to an anxious and defensive demeanour.
It was suggested that I was, perhaps, a little tetchy at the representations made.
Sometimes he said it with a twinkle in his eye; at other times the response was tetchy.
Government that was traditionally based on multiparty compromise had become a tense, tetchy affair.
They generally got on well, but tiredness had made them tetchy and irritable.
Despite this progress, trade links have remained tetchy.

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