dustup Sentence Examples
- The dustup between the two neighbors started over a misplaced lawnmower.
- The dustup at the local town council meeting was caused by a disagreement over a new zoning regulation.
- The dustup between the two companies was caused by a dispute over a patent infringement.
- The dustup between the two musicians was caused by a disagreement over who wrote a song.
- The dustup between the two politicians was caused by a dispute over who was responsible for a budget overrun.
- The dustup between the two teams was caused by a disagreement over a call made by the referee.
- The dustup between the two friends was caused by a misunderstanding over a birthday present.
- The dustup between the two siblings was caused by a disagreement over who was supposed to do the dishes.
- The dustup between the two lovers was caused by a disagreement over who was the "better" person.
- The dustup between the two employees was caused by a disagreement over who was supposed to be assigned a project.
dustup Meaning
Wordnet
dustup (n)
an angry dispute
Synonyms & Antonyms of dustup
Synonyms:
- affray
- catfight
- cross-fire
- tangle
- melee
- hassle
- dispute
- broil
- tiff
- ruction
- m-l-e
- spat
- falling-out
- row
- controversy
- argument
- donnybrook
- misunderstanding
- punch-up
- face-off
- scrap
- wrangle
- fisticuffs
- joust
- mix-up
- contretemps
- slugfest
- free-for-all
- grapple
- quarrel
- disagreement
- ruckus
- blows
- fistfight
- rough-and-tumble
- squabble
- battle-royal
- punch-out
- pitched-battle
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word dustup
an angry dispute
skirmish, battle, fight, clash, duel, fracas, brawl, struggle, combat, altercation
truce, truce,,
The dustup between the two neighbors started over a misplaced lawnmower.
The dustup at the local town council meeting was caused by a disagreement over a new zoning regulation.
The dustup between the two companies was caused by a dispute over a patent infringement.
The dustup between the two musicians was caused by a disagreement over who wrote a song.
