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squabbling
adjective as in quarreling
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noun as in altercation
noun as in strife
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Day in and day out, it treats the divisions about basic facts and democratic rule as just so much partisan squabbling.
All of the candidates seem to want to put a summer of squabbling, bickering and anonymous briefings behind them.
Cardiff Crown Court heard the pair fought frequently, and had been squabbling via text message on the evening leading up to the incident.
Logan, could use a little personal redemption anyway, though the majority of the running time finds the two squabbling incessantly in what’s essentially an enemies-to-lovers storyline.
What is new, among Beach Boys documentaries, is the tone, which does not linger on the sensational episodes and downplays the squabbling to emphasize the love.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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