Meanings of great acrimony in anglès

He replied with little force and great acrimony; but no rejoinder appeared.

He had opposed the court with great acrimony, questioned the king's title, censured his conduct, and reflected upon his character.

The Solicitor spoke at great length and with great acrimony, and was often interrupted by the clamours and hisses of the audience.

Matueof repealed his complaints with great acrimony; and Mr. Secretary Boyle assured him, in the queen's name, that he should have ample satisfaction.

Early therefore in this year the disputes were renewed with greater acrimony than ever.

He took up his pen once more, and wrote against it with the greatest acrimony.

Violent opinions were expressed: whoever spoke with the greatest acrimony and cruelty, was most highly commended by Caesar's enemies.

These inveighed against the king with the greatest acrimony of any, for no others had suffered from him so many and so severe hardships.