acrimonious — angry and bitter in speech, manner, or temper
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: angry and bitter in speech, manner, or temper
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌækrɪˈmoʊniəs/
Korean meaning: 언사나 태도, 성질이 신랄하고 독설적인
Korean pronunciation: 애크리**모**니어스
Example Sentences
- The committee meeting turned acrimonious when someone suggested replacing coffee with green tea.
- Their acrimonious breakup made family dinners incredibly awkward for everyone involved.
- The acrimonious debate over pineapple on pizza lasted three hours and ended no friendships... surprisingly.
acrimonious
ADJECTIVE//ˌækrɪˈmoʊniəs//
angry and bitter in speech, manner, or temper
Bitter, hostile argument between partners
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Origin
From Latin 'acrimonious,' derived from 'acrimonia' meaning 'sharpness' or 'harshness,' which comes from 'acer' meaning 'sharp' or 'sour.' The word combines this root with the suffix '-monious' to describe a sharp, bitter quality in speech or manner.
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“The committee meeting turned acrimonious when someone suggested replacing coffee with green tea.”
“Their acrimonious breakup made family dinners incredibly awkward for everyone involved.”
“The acrimonious debate over pineapple on pizza lasted three hours and ended no friendships... surprisingly.”
“The business partners' acrimonious legal battle destroyed both their company and their friendship.”
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