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Acrimonious

usgb/ˌækrɪˈməʊniəs/Volume
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Negative EmotionPlay
Acrimonious is used when someone's words or actions show deep resentment. SlideHe left the meeting with an acrimonious remark.
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Strong ConflictPlay
Use 'acrimonious' when two people or groups are involved in a serious disagreement. SlideAn acrimonious debate preceded the controversial vote.
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Intensity MattersPlay
'Acrimonious' implies a higher level of bitter hostility, more than just a regular argument. SlideThe acrimonious rivalry between the two teams was well-known.