rancorously (Meaning)

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rancorously (adv.)

In a rancorous manner.

The two politicians engaged in a rancorously heated debate, hurling insults and accusations at each other.
The siblings' once-close relationship had deteriorated into a rancorously bitter feud.
The online forum became a breeding ground for rancorously negative comments and personal attacks.
The union and management representatives met for negotiations, but the atmosphere was rancorously antagonistic.
The divorce proceedings turned rancorously hostile, with both parties seeking revenge rather than resolution.
The community was rancorously divided over the proposed new development, with protests turning violent.
The political rally devolved into a rancorously chaotic affair, filled with shouting and shoving.
The fan base was rancorously split between two rival players, each side spewing venom on the other.
The academic conference descended into a rancorously unproductive debate, with participants more concerned with defending their positions than listening to each other.
The neighborhood association meeting became a rancorously contentious affair, with residents hurling accusations and insults at each other.

In a rancorous manner.

hostilely, resentfully, invidiously, vindictively, villainously, disdainfully, scornfully, enviously, bitterly, vituperatively

benevolently, pleasantly, cordially, benignantly, agreeably, amiably, nicely, affably, amiably, graciously

The two politicians engaged in a rancorously heated debate, hurling insults and accusations at each other.

The siblings' once-close relationship had deteriorated into a rancorously bitter feud.

The online forum became a breeding ground for rancorously negative comments and personal attacks.

The union and management representatives met for negotiations, but the atmosphere was rancorously antagonistic.