Acrimonious is valid Scrabble Word

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11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for ACRIMONIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

caustic, biting, or rancorous esp. in feeling, language, or manner
(typically of speech or discussion) angry and bitter
caustic, biting, or rancorous especially in feeling, language, or manner
Acrid; corrosive; as, acrimonious gall.
Caustic; bitter-tempered\' sarcastic; as, acrimonious dispute, language, temper.
marked by strong resentment or cynicism

Words related to ACRIMONIOUS

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Words that contain ACRIMONIOUS

acrimoniously20 acrimoniousness19 acrimoniousnesses21

How to use ACRIMONIOUS in a sentence

During those minutes a somewhat acrimonious discussion broke out in the dining-room.
Even then there had already been one or two rather acrimonious disputes between my paper and his on points of fact.
The debates of the Convention are violent and acrimonious.
So began an exceedingly acrimonious and emotional discussion, which ended for Mrs.
It is very natural for young men to be vehement, acrimonious, and severe.
Not confining himself to an acrimonious exchange of letters, he affixed at the sea gate an insulting proclamation.
There was an acrimonious argument between Jim and his father the next morning, and Jim slammed out of the house, leaving chaos behind him.
His rise to the peerage in 1782 as Viscount Sackville gave cause to some acrimonious debates, which are referred to later, see Chapter 5.
Only after a long and acrimonious debate did enough states ratify the instrument to put it into effect.
After a short but acrimonious debate, both measures were passed and signed by President Jackson on the same day, March 2.

Their exchange of views gradually grew into a formal and acrimonious debate.
That man, strangely enough, was the father of the present candidate, but had retired from office after one acrimonious term, discredited and disappointed.
They were at this time a declining sect, who held little intercourse with other Dissenters, and were much engaged in petty but very acrimonious controversies among themselves.
Lord Crosland threw no light at all upon the matter, though he did his best to help their dispute grow acrimonious.
Beyond the French appeared the German, ungainly, acrimonious and obdurate.
By their gestures they seemed to be engaged in an acrimonious discussion.
The ministers, by way of reprisal, influenced the house of commons to pass some acrimonious resolutions against the states-general.
The discussions so long existing on the question of education received, however, a new impetus, and became more acrimonious than before.
Notwithstanding these weary debates upon Irish affairs, the house of commons was obliged to participate in another as acrimonious as any of the former.
Finally, after much acrimonious controversy, the truth prevailed and Carlyle came into his own again.
There followed a series of acrimonious negotiations, with Dreiser holding resolutely to the letter of his contract.
The rind is acrimonious, but the tops, when young and tender, may be boiled for the table as a succulent source of potash, and other mineral salts in the Spring.
This step had been gradually led up to by an acrimonious exchange of diplomatic votes.
He was inclined to regret his retreat from the acrimonious voices as being premature.
An acrimonious debate followed, in the course of which Douglas was forced to state his own position more explicitly.
He would invite to his table the very men with whom he had been in acrimonious controversy, and perhaps renew the controversy next day.
III When we hear the acrimonious discussions and the threats of violence, it is well to consider the reason for it all.
A correspondence ensued between the President and Vice-President of the most acrimonious character.
Objection was made to this clause on the part of the Northern members, which led to protracted and sometimes acrimonious debate.
Forsyth, from Longscale, dropped in for a cup of tea with his mother, and the two set off gossiping of Rosa Blencarn, speaking of her freely, in tones of acrimonious contempt.

Similar words containing ACRIMONIOU without suffix s

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