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bone to pick
noun as in argument
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noun as in contention
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- bone of contention
- disaccord
- feuding
noun as in difference
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noun as in dissent
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noun as in friction
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noun as in grudge
noun as in polemic
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Example Sentences
United ended up with a draw and a bone to pick with the referee in forward Taxi Fountas’s first start of the season.
Police said one of its "brave" officers - who had a bone to pick - found the discovery was of a more humerus nature.
But, for this reason alone, I have a bone to pick with garlic salt.
Mr. Manchin’s major bone to pick with the administration is with the electric vehicle tax credits, which provide up to $7,500 for each new vehicle.
Democrats on Capitol Hill have a bone to pick with school lunches, but it’s not the mediocre entrees or rising food costs: it’s the cow’s milk.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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