acrimonious in Italian
acrimonious in Italian is acrimonioso — acrimonious means full of anger and bitterness, especially during an argument or dispute.
acrimonious in Italian
acrimonioso
(figuratively) Angry, acid, and sharp in delivering argumentative replies: bitter, mean-spirited, sharp in language or tone. [from early 17th c.]
What does "acrimonious" mean?
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adjective Full of anger and bitterness, especially during an argument or dispute.
"The couple's divorce turned acrimonious over custody of the house."
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acrimonious in a sentence
- The couple's divorce turned acrimonious over custody of the house.
- Colleagues on the committee had an acrimonious falling-out over the budget.
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What is "acrimonious" in Italian?
"acrimonious" in Italian is acrimonioso. acrimonious means: Full of anger and bitterness, especially during an argument or dispute.
How do you use "acrimonious" in a sentence?
Example: "The couple's divorce turned acrimonious over custody of the house." In Italian, "acrimonious" is acrimonioso.
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