squabbles Sentence Examples
- The siblings' incessant squabbles have driven their parents to the brink of insanity.
- The committee's squabbles over minor details have hindered their progress.
- The neighbors' squabbles over the height of their fence have become a nuisance to the entire neighborhood.
- The political squabbles have paralyzed the government, leaving the country in disarray.
- The office squabbles over who gets the corner cubicle have created an atmosphere of tension and hostility.
- The children's squabbles over the remote control have turned their living room into a battlefield.
- The squabbles between the two friends have severed their once-close bond.
- The squabbles between the different factions of the group have threatened to tear it apart.
- The petty squabbles over who deserves credit for the project have overshadowed the team's success.
- The constant squabbles have made it impossible for them to work together effectively.
squabbles Meaning
squabbles
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 squabbles
Synonyms:
- debates
- tiffs
- clashes
- spats
- donnybrooks
- fallings-out
- wrangles
- imbroglios
- feuds
- differences
- battles-royal
- tussles
- rows
- battle-royals
- skirmishes
- contretemps
- disputations
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- fracas
- vendettas
- battle-royales
- fisticuffs
- falling-outs
- melees
- dissentions
- run-ins
- hassles
- scraps
- cross-fires
- logomachies
- kickups
- dissensions
- rhubarbs
- contentions
- attacks
- affrays
- protests
- set-tos
- protestations
- tangles
- battles-royale
- m-l-es
- argle-bargles
- argy-bargies
- objections
- catfights
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word squabbles
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
misunderstandings, disagreements, quarrels, brawls, fights, arguments, altercations,disputes, controversies, bickers
gets along, coexists,agrees, accepts, consents, concurs,,assents
The siblings' incessant squabbles have driven their parents to the brink of insanity.
The committee's squabbles over minor details have hindered their progress.
The neighbors' squabbles over the height of their fence have become a nuisance to the entire neighborhood.
The political squabbles have paralyzed the government, leaving the country in disarray.
