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Meanings of quarrel in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fight"
Examples for "fight"
1
France, for example, has said it will continue to fight in Syria.
2
That takes away the power to use good information to fight back.
3
The Government today defended its role in the fight against international terrorism.
4
He said Britain was prepared to work with Libya to fight terrorism.
5
Proudest moment: Seeing young men join our group to fight for equality.
1
A climate change new deal will create new jobs, its proponents argue.
2
Victims' rights groups argue that free speech protections don't apply to prisoners.
3
Companies argue that current Pentagon rules discourage private investment in certain products.
4
However, critics argue the government has chosen to fight the wrong battle.
5
However, consumer watchdogs argue the emphasis on speed risks sacrificing patient safety.
Usage of quarrel in English
1
We shall have made up our quarrel.' Sam at least was happy.
2
As a result there is an open quarrel in the Conservative party.
3
Mashaie had said Iran had no quarrel with Israelis, only their government.
4
It was such a natural quarrel and so unprovocative of actual tragedy.
5
The wind of the business rose; it became a quarrel of sovereigns.
6
I smiled at her; there was no point in an open quarrel.
7
The argument became a personal quarrel between the porter and the clerk.
8
The quarrel became warm, and resulted in the discomfiture of the latter.
9
In the moral error there is a contradiction within, an intestine quarrel.
10
Green tea was a subject on which we used almost to quarrel.
11
The discussion warmed into a dispute; the dispute warmed into a quarrel.
12
A second crossbow quarrel struck the opera house manager in the chest.
13
This is the outside story; and it reads like a dreadful quarrel.
14
The roaring noise of a fire foretells a quarrel in the house.
15
I wish no quarrel of the sort may come from a misunderstanding.
16
The first quarrel in their home arose on the subject of Etienne.
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Quarrel through the time
Quarrel across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Rare