brangling (Meaning)
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brangling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Brangle
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brangling (n.)
A quarrel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of brangling
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brangling Sentence Examples
- The siblings engaged in constant brangling over who should do the chores, creating tension in the household.
- Despite their efforts to maintain harmony, the roommates found themselves brangling over trivial matters like whose turn it was to take out the trash.
- The brangling between the two factions within the club led to a complete breakdown of communication.
- It's best to avoid brangling with difficult customers and instead focus on finding solutions to their concerns.
- The politicians spent most of the debate brangling over minor policy differences rather than discussing substantive issues.
- The brangling between the team members during the brainstorming session hindered progress on the project.
- The neighbors could hear the couple next door brangling late into the night, causing disturbances in the neighborhood.
- The brangling between the parents at the PTA meeting reflected underlying tensions within the community.
- The constant brangling between the landlord and tenants made it challenging to resolve maintenance issues in the building.
- Despite their close friendship, the partners often found themselves brangling over business decisions, leading to strained relations.
FAQs About the word brangling
of Brangle, A quarrel.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The siblings engaged in constant brangling over who should do the chores, creating tension in the household.
Despite their efforts to maintain harmony, the roommates found themselves brangling over trivial matters like whose turn it was to take out the trash.
The brangling between the two factions within the club led to a complete breakdown of communication.
It's best to avoid brangling with difficult customers and instead focus on finding solutions to their concerns.
