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Meanings of very quarrelsome in anglès
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Usage of very quarrelsome in anglès
1
He is fond of strong liquor and when intoxicated is very quarrelsome.
2
He was a good, clever fellow when sober, but very quarrelsome when drunk.
3
The people very much disorder'd in liquor, and very quarrelsome.
4
He is of a very quarrelsome nature, a sharp bargainer, and a boastful talker.
5
Preston Congregationalism is a very good, a very respectable, and a very quarrelsome creature.
6
And the garrison of La Navidad became very quarrelsome.
7
But Huskie was a very quarrelsome and suspicious fellow.
8
And toward the height of the storm, there was a reaction and she grew very quarrelsome.
9
The people are now very quarrelsome and discontented.
10
William the Conqueror had a very quarrelsome family.
11
They are all very serious and very quarrelsome.
12
Bun-bury, you are very quarrelsome.
13
The cook considered to be very quarrelsome; quarrelled this evening with some of the sailors and got a bloody face.
14
I generally had to get up first, to kindle the fire and make ready breakfast, and he was very quarrelsome.
15
He was a good man, a first-rate walker, but very quarrelsome; and to spite his adversary was capable of anything.
16
"John Knights is a boy of very quarrelsome disposition."
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