imbroglios (Meaning)

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imbroglios (pl.)

of Imbroglio

The political imbroglios surrounding the recent election have left the nation in disarray.
The company's financial imbroglios have led to a sharp decline in its stock value.
The detective was tasked with unraveling the intricate imbroglios of the murder case.
The government's handling of the crisis has only aggravated the imbroglios.
The family's imbroglios stem from long-standing unresolved issues.
The diplomatic imbroglios between the two nations have brought negotiations to a standstill.
The seemingly simple task turned into an unnecessary imbroglio due to miscommunication.
The financial imbroglios of the corporation have put its future in jeopardy.
The lawyer deftly navigated the legal imbroglios to secure a favorable outcome for her client.
The imbroglios surrounding the stolen artifact have made it difficult to determine its rightful owner.

of Imbroglio

arguments, misunderstandings, bickers, brawls, fights, altercations, quarrels,disputes, disagreements, controversies

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The political imbroglios surrounding the recent election have left the nation in disarray.

The company's financial imbroglios have led to a sharp decline in its stock value.

The detective was tasked with unraveling the intricate imbroglios of the murder case.

The government's handling of the crisis has only aggravated the imbroglios.