angrily Copy link Outline 1. īrācundē2. īrātē • angrily: 1. īrācundē: they did nothing a. and fiercely, nihil ir. rabioseque fecerunt, Cic.: to speak too a., nimis ir. dicere, Cic. 2. īrātē: Phaedr.: Col.--Note. There is strictly the same difference between iracunde and irate as between the corresponding adjectives (v. angry): thus irate docere, would be to teach while in a passion; iracunde docere, habitually to teach with irritability: v. irritably. Yet practically the adverbs are often synonymous.