altercate (Meaning)

Wordnet

altercate (v)

have a disagreement over something

Webster

To contend in words; to dispute with zeal, heat, or anger; to wrangle.

The siblings tended to altercate over trivial matters, often leading to heated arguments.
As the political debate intensified, the candidates began to altercate fiercely on stage.
The neighbors would frequently altercate about property boundaries, creating tension in the community.
The heated altercation between the two coworkers disrupted the office atmosphere.
The students chose to altercate their differing opinions in a civil and respectful manner.
It was not uncommon for the passionate fans to altercate during intense sports matches.
The committee members tried to avoid altercating during their discussions to maintain a productive environment.
The couple's relationship was strained due to constant altercations over personal differences.
The heated altercation in the courtroom prompted the judge to intervene and restore order.
The online forum became a platform for users to altercate various viewpoints on controversial topics.

have a disagreement over somethingTo contend in words; to dispute with zeal, heat, or anger; to wrangle.

fight, spat, quarrel, argue, brawl,bicker, dispute, controvert, clash, jar

get along, accept, concur, coexist, agree, coexist, accept, agree,get along, concur

The siblings tended to altercate over trivial matters, often leading to heated arguments.

As the political debate intensified, the candidates began to altercate fiercely on stage.

The neighbors would frequently altercate about property boundaries, creating tension in the community.

The heated altercation between the two coworkers disrupted the office atmosphere.