0 (especially of children) easily upset; irritable -- เจ้าอารมณ์
a fractious child.
1 causing trouble and difficult to control; unruly -- ซึ่งไม่สามารถควบคุมได้
This has sometimes invited accusations of mutual 'logrolling', but that, it is said, is a comparativly small price to pay in societies where politics are dangerously fractious.
Political affairs could be equally fractious.
After a difficult and fractious courtship, we have both learned to love or at least admire the perfection of one goddess - the creation lottery.
They were concentrated upon the increasingly fractious relationship between jobbers and workers.
All these pieces tell stories of disruption and dispute, an often fractious interplay between common idiom, historical event, and text.
Like many men with powerful temperaments he evoked rebellion in the fractious.
The relationship between jobbers and workers was often fractious, especially in the weaving shed.
Indeed, these home rule resolutions enjoyed the unique distinction of being the only ones unanimously passed at the notoriously fractious conference.
