noun

squabbling

Squabbling (noun) means Petty arguing or bickering. Example: “The constant squabbling between the two departments slowed the project down.”

noun

Petty arguing or bickering.

"The constant squabbling between the two departments slowed the project down."

How to use squabbling

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishOngoing petty arguing or bickering.

squabblings plural

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The constant _____ between the two departments slowed the project down.

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What does “squabbling” mean?

The word “squabbling” means petty arguing or bickering. In plain terms, ongoing petty arguing or bickering.

How do you use “squabbling” in a sentence?

Here is “squabbling” used in a sentence: “The constant squabbling between the two departments slowed the project down.”

What part of speech is “squabbling”?

“Squabbling” is a noun.

What is the meaning of squabbling?

"squabbling" (noun) means petty arguing or bickering.