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irritancy
Definition of irritancy
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Roman, civil, & Scots law
: a making or the quality or state of being made null and void : invalidation; also : irritant clause
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Origin and Etymology of irritancy
1irritant + -cy
irritancy
Definition of irritancy
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: the quality or state of being irritating
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Origin and Etymology of irritancy
2irritant + -cy
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