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Meanings of wrangle in English
Synonyms
Examples for "words"
Examples for "words"
1
This situation played out countless times; different settings, different boys, different words.
2
Yet Rue's words made sense: one could not oppose violence with violence.
3
Still, I don't think the words 'war fever' quite describe the situation.
4
In other words: The companies can use inventors' patents however they want.
5
Please don't use the words 'interesting' and 'Cambridge' in the same sentence.
1
A similar gas row briefly disrupted supplies to Europe three years ago.
2
He missed this particular gig for the second year in a row.
3
Last year was the fifth year in a row that output fell.
4
There's that perfectly formed, immaculately dressed young group in the second row.
5
The row comes at a time of growing political divisions in Spain.
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.
1
It is the singer's second run-in with police in as many weeks.
2
Chances were good he would have had a run-in with the law.
3
That would leave a good six-month run-in for the election for Gordon.
4
This is not the Father Figures actor's first run-in with the law.
5
Major Danby had not stopped shaking since his run-in with General Dreedle.
1
I can't get Kenny into the middle of some dustup or other.
2
But it is equally true that he simply loved an old-fashioned, toe-to-toe dustup.
3
Utah stays on the road for a dustup against Sacramento, also on Sunday.
4
He hadn't forgotten our little dustup after the Room 12 incident.
5
The dustup was part of what inspired the Blackwomenatwork hashtag last week.
Usage of wrangle in English
1
But a Greek minister stopped the order after a two-year legal wrangle.
2
Stan would wrangle the pathology and forensics report from law enforcement authorities.
3
Still, a long legal wrangle would be bad for the Indian economy.
4
The project would sidestep the U.S. political wrangle that has ensnared Keystone.
5
They wrangle, they agree, and we are to be married in June.
6
She was awakened by a wrangle and then-butlet her tell it:
7
She'd never heard a wrangle between Hoffman and the Chairman firsthand before.
8
There's no one easier to wrangle licenses and contracts with than yourself.
9
And from that point they went on to a thoroughly embittering wrangle.
10
You'll never have to wrangle an ironing board from the cupboard again.
11
Will they wrangle then with you in the presence of their Lord?
12
For a unique wrangle, can you find the original Barbie patent online?
13
It's no more difficult to wrangle than a piece of Swedish furniture.
14
The Master said, 'The superior man is dignified, but does not wrangle.
15
Till then it is idle to wrangle, and to lose one's temper.
16
I am not come here to wrangle with you about your slaves.
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Wrangle across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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