truculent in Irish
truculent in Irish is colgach — truculent means harsh and brutal in character.
truculent in Irish
colgach
Eager or quick to argue, fight or start a conflict.
What does "truculent" mean?
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adj Harsh and brutal in character.
"The truculent soldiers gave us a steely-eyed stare."
- adj Refusing to give in or change your attitude, even when challenged.
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adj Ready and willing to argue or fight with people.
"It is an important source of the value of moral rights then that — speaking very generally — they dispose people with opposed interests to be reasonable rather than arrogant and truculent."
- adj Aggressive, harsh and unpleasant in manner or speech.
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truculent in a sentence
- The truculent soldiers gave us a steely-eyed stare.
- It is an important source of the value of moral rights then that — speaking very generally — they dispose people with opposed interests to be reasonable rather than arrogant and truculent.
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What is "truculent" in Irish?
"truculent" in Irish is colgach. truculent means: Harsh and brutal in character.
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