brabble Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- scrap
- discuss
- brawl
- row
- butt-heads
- bandy-words
- quibble
- controvert
- mix-it-up
- lock-horns
- hassle
- jar
- argufy
- contest
- wrangle
- tiff
- debate
- dispute
- squabble
Weak:
Meaning of brabble
brabble (v)
argue over petty things
brabble (v. i.)
To clamor; to contest noisily.
brabble (n.)
A broil; a noisy contest; a wrangle.
brabble Sentence Examples
- The children would often brabble over toys, each claiming ownership.
- It's not uncommon for siblings to brabble about trivial matters.
- When tempers flare, people tend to brabble rather than resolve issues calmly.
- Despite their best efforts, the committee members couldn't help but brabble during the meeting.
- The neighbors seemed to brabble endlessly about property lines and noise levels.
- It's frustrating to watch politicians brabble instead of working together for the common good.
- Couples sometimes brabble over the most insignificant details, forgetting the bigger picture.
- The team's performance suffered as players continued to brabble about strategy and tactics.
- Rather than brabble, it's better to listen to each other's perspectives and find common ground.
- In times of stress, it's easy to brabble, but it's more productive to communicate respectfully.
FAQs About the word brabble
argue over petty thingsTo clamor; to contest noisily., A broil; a noisy contest; a wrangle.
argue, spat, fall out, fight, quarrel, clash,bicker, scrap, discuss, brawl
get along, get along, consent, coexist,accept, accept, agree, concur, coexist, agree
The children would often brabble over toys, each claiming ownership.
It's not uncommon for siblings to brabble about trivial matters.
When tempers flare, people tend to brabble rather than resolve issues calmly.
Despite their best efforts, the committee members couldn't help but brabble during the meeting.
