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Meanings of quibble with in English

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Usage of quibble with in English
1
Allow me to have one small quibble with the analysis, however.
The Irish Times
2
Nobody should quibble with Daniels' hyperactive efforts to make up the lost ground.
The Guardian
3
Whatever happened she would speak the truth, and not quibble with obvious facts.
Tom and Some Other Girls: A Public School Story
4
Researchers can and do legitimately quibble with most of these notions.
BBC
5
Not that High Ridge had any personal quibble with Descroix on that particular point.
War Of Honor
6
The plot failed and this time Leicester could have no quibble with the result.
The Guardian
7
It's hard to imagine how any CNET shareholder could quibble with such an offer.
Wired
8
No one could quibble with the report's section on geopolitics.
The Guardian
9
I am not here to quibble with you, Mr. Bass.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
10
Though some will quibble with the veracity of Brown's conjectures, therein lies the fun.
The Da Vinci Code
11
It's possible to quibble with the details, but the big-picture proposals strike a sensible balance.
Reuters
12
Few fair minded people will quibble with this approach.
The Irish Times
13
I might quibble with some of the line taken in your reporting, but I won't.
The Irish Times
14
Only geographical pedants can quibble with the English Premier League being this country's winter national pastime.
The Irish Times
15
But you can quibble with the means of raising money for charity without dissing charity itself.
The Guardian
16
There was no logical reason for it, but the Starmen wouldn't quibble with the crew members.
The Runaway Asteroid
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Quibble with through the time
Quibble with across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare