Meanings of end in acrimony in English

It is highly unlikely, therefore, that the conference will end in acrimony in the way the 2009 Copenhagen conference did.

A similar attempt to join Libya and Tunisia ended in acrimony.

The last round of discussions in July 2008 ended in acrimony.

While many marriages of modernists ended in acrimony or indifference, this one was different.

But the relationship with Mrs Quinn (44), publisher of the Spectator, ended in acrimony.

The two sides' last held peace talks in July and those ended in acrimony over the attacks.

That is more likely to be the case if the G20 summit in St Petersburg ends in acrimony.

But instead, Lavrentiev, the Russian negotiator, was left trying to explain why the latest round had ended in acrimony.

Their past attempts to merge ended in acrimony in 2014, and the frictions could scuttle a deal this time too.

After the tourists were caught blatantly cheating at Newlands on Saturday, a Cricket Australia press conference then ended in acrimony.

The contest almost always ends in acrimony, with walkouts, protests and allegations of match-fixing, and biased refereeing and blatant cheating commonplace.

However, what should have been a momentous year is ending in acrimony with the current board facing what is bordering on mutiny.

Jordan Henderson and Diego Costa almost came to blows in the Anfield tunnel as Liverpool's League Cup semi-final against Chelsea ended in acrimony.

Fatah, led by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, still governs in the West Bank and repeated attempts to overcome the divide have ended in acrimony.

EU Council President Donald Tusk described the mood as much better than the one at the last summit in Salzburg, which ended in acrimony.

It didn't want another partner, least of all one like the Thais whose 2001 tie-up with Denmark's Carlsberg ended in acrimony after just two years.