acrimony (Meaning)
acrimony (n)
a rough and bitter manner
acrimony (n.)
A quality of bodies which corrodes or destroys others; also, a harsh or biting sharpness; as, the acrimony of the juices of certain plants.
Sharpness or severity, as of language or temper; irritating bitterness of disposition or manners.
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acrimony Sentence Examples
- The business partners parted ways with a lingering sense of acrimony, unable to reconcile their differences.
- The political debate was characterized by acrimony, as candidates exchanged harsh words and accusations.
- The divorce proceedings were fraught with acrimony, with both parties contesting every aspect of the separation.
- A sense of acrimony permeated the boardroom as members disagreed on the future direction of the company.
- The dispute over the inheritance led to increased acrimony among the family members.
- Acrimony filled the air during the union negotiations, making it difficult to reach a fair compromise.
- The acrimony between neighbors escalated over time, resulting in strained community relations.
- An atmosphere of acrimony lingered in the workplace after a series of contentious decisions by upper management.
- The international trade talks were marked by acrimony as nations clashed over tariffs and trade policies.
- Acrimony erupted in the community meeting as residents voiced their grievances and frustrations.
FAQs About the word acrimony
a rough and bitter mannerA quality of bodies which corrodes or destroys others; also, a harsh or biting sharpness; as, the acrimony of the juices of certain pla
hostility, malice, bile, severity,bitterness, anger, virulence, tartness, animosity,vitriol
politeness, geniality, sympathy, warmth, geniality, kindness, cordiality, graciousness, warmth, cordiality
The business partners parted ways with a lingering sense of acrimony, unable to reconcile their differences.
The political debate was characterized by acrimony, as candidates exchanged harsh words and accusations.
The divorce proceedings were fraught with acrimony, with both parties contesting every aspect of the separation.
A sense of acrimony permeated the boardroom as members disagreed on the future direction of the company.
