squabbled Sentence Examples
- The siblings squabbled over who would get the bigger piece of cake.
- The neighbors squabbled over the ownership of the fence.
- The students squabbled during recess, arguing over who was the fastest runner.
- The politicians squabbled over the new tax bill, each trying to gain the most votes.
- The board members squabbled over the company's budget, unable to agree on where to allocate funds.
- The children squabbled over the last toy, pulling and tugging at it.
- The team members squabbled over the strategy for the upcoming game, each having their own ideas.
- The colleagues squabbled over a project deadline, blaming each other for the delay.
- The friends squabbled over a misunderstanding, their anger escalating into an argument.
- The roommates squabbled over the thermostat, one wanting it to be warmer and the other wanting it to be cooler.
squabbled Meaning
squabbled
to quarrel noisily for little or no reason, a noisy quarrel usually over unimportant things, to quarrel noisily and usually over petty matters, a noisy altercation or quarrel usually over petty matters
Synonyms & Antonyms of squabbled
Synonyms:
- objected
- fell-out
- altercated
- bandied-words
- mixed-it-up
- argufied
- cavilled
- contended
- kicked
- protested
- spatted
- challenged
- locked-horns
- butted-heads
- brabbled
- tangled
- defied
- nitpicked
- contested
- fussed
- jarred
- tiffed
- dared
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word squabbled
to quarrel noisily for little or no reason, a noisy quarrel usually over unimportant things, to quarrel noisily and usually over petty matters, a noisy altercat
quarrelled, argued, quarreled,bickered, fought, wrangled, quibbled,clashed, debated, disputed
coexisted, concurred, consented, accepted,agreed,got along, assented,
The siblings squabbled over who would get the bigger piece of cake.
The neighbors squabbled over the ownership of the fence.
The students squabbled during recess, arguing over who was the fastest runner.
The politicians squabbled over the new tax bill, each trying to gain the most votes.
