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Meanings of quarrelsome in English
Usage of quarrelsome in English
1
The thin, quarrelsome voice of Silas Blackburn echoed in the mouldy court.
2
He walks not in religion in a quarrelsome spirit.-Questionsof King Milinda.
3
This was the last of the quarrelsome cabinet sessions recorded by Jefferson.
4
These groups had always been awkward and quarrelsome and difficult to organize.
5
That could make them quarrelsome about everything, Zelandoni Who Was First said.
6
He very seldom touched alcohol, and the slightest indulgence made him quarrelsome.
7
Some are quarrelsome and combative and will fight on the slightest provocation.
8
Poor people who have their goods in common must necessarily become quarrelsome.
9
He is fierce, quarrelsome, and sullen, living alone in the deepest forests.
10
We were once the quarrelsome, but now we are the polite, lovers.
11
He is, however, very erratic and irritable in disposition and often quarrelsome.
12
No man could ever say that I was quarrelsome in my cups.
13
Being almost without exception Americans, they are not quarrelsome in their cups.
14
Then they would stand dejectedly at the garden wall, bored and quarrelsome.
15
He is fond of strong liquor and when intoxicated is very quarrelsome.
16
Their carping, quarrelsome attitude had taken all the pleasure from knowing them.
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Quarrelsome across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common