acrimoniously (Meaning)

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acrimoniously (adv.)

In an acrimonious manner.

After the failed negotiations, the parties parted ways acrimoniously, leaving little room for future collaboration.
The business partners acrimoniously split over financial disputes, tarnishing their once-amicable relationship.
The shareholders acrimoniously argued over the company's direction, resulting in a contentious board meeting.
The employees acrimoniously protested the management's decision to implement layoffs without prior consultation.
The neighbors acrimoniously disputed the property boundaries, leading to a legal battle that spanned years.
Following the merger's collapse, the two companies acrimoniously traded accusations of breach of contract.
The divorce proceedings concluded acrimoniously, with bitter disagreements over asset distribution.
The political rivals acrimoniously debated on live television, exchanging sharp criticisms and personal attacks.
The labor negotiations ended acrimoniously as both sides failed to reach a compromise on key issues.
The team members acrimoniously disagreed on the project's approach, resulting in a tense working environment.

In an acrimonious manner.

virulently, obnoxiously, invidiously, antagonistically, caustically, spitefully, vituperatively, viciously, nastily, rancorously

pleasantly, nicely,kindly, benignantly, cordially, benevolently, amiably, graciously, genially, pleasantly

After the failed negotiations, the parties parted ways acrimoniously, leaving little room for future collaboration.

The business partners acrimoniously split over financial disputes, tarnishing their once-amicable relationship.

The shareholders acrimoniously argued over the company's direction, resulting in a contentious board meeting.

The employees acrimoniously protested the management's decision to implement layoffs without prior consultation.