Sentence examples for Be acrimonious from inspiring English sources
adjective
Angry, acid, and sharp in delivering argumentative replies: bitter; mean-spirited; sharp in language or tone.
The most transgressive thing that we have done is not be acrimonious.
The first premise relies on the continentals being conciliatory, when in fact they'll be acrimonious.
In the tense final days of the presidential race, the intramural differences can be acrimonious.
The whole business will almost certainly be acrimonious as well as time-consuming.Not all the disputes are territorial.
When relationships fail because the parties concerned want different things, the breakup can be acrimonious and ill-tempered.
These distinctions may seem trivial to the nondesigner, but I'm sure there will be acrimonious fallout over my heretical stand against Avant Garde.
Their parting was acrimonious.
The split was acrimonious.
The political atmosphere is acrimonious, however.
For now, the mood is acrimonious.
Mr. Oxman said the split had not been acrimonious.
