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bickering

[bik-er-ing] / ˈbɪk ər ɪŋ /
































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It will also hope that it can put behind it months of public bickering and prove to the electorate it is a serious political force worth voting for.

From BBC

In both, any final judgments will be rendered in a courtroom and not by bickering pundits on cable news and editorial pages.

From New York Times

After bickering with a female classmate early in the book, Sadie laments how life at MIT, as one of the few women, is an isolating experience.

From Los Angeles Times

U.S. intelligence agencies haven’t reached a consensus about the origins of the virus, and the Energy Department’s finding threatens to cause partisan bickering.

From New York Times

His sister did not go to school either, and they had spent the day bickering in their room.

From New York Times