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bad attitude

noun as in attitude problem

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Example Sentences

He has a big mouth and a bad attitude, and the texts that came out during the Dominion suit made the whole network look hypocritical.

From Slate

When she questioned a coach, she was labeled a troublemaker; when she got fired up about a play, she was told she had a bad attitude.

When she questioned a coach, she was labeled a troublemaker; when she got fired up about a play, she was told she had a bad attitude.

As long as he doesn’t beat himself over the head too frequently and with too much force, that’s not a bad attitude to have.

"Teachers would often take that the wrong way and would have a really bad attitude towards you because you were wearing make-up at such a young age," she said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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