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Squabble

usgb/ˈskwɑːbl/Volume
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Trivial DisputesPlay
Squabble often suggests the issue isn't serious and can sometimes seem childish. SlideThe board meeting turned into a squabble over free coffee.
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Emotional HeatPlay
Squabbles can imply annoyance or frustration but are less intense than fights. SlideThe couple's squabble was loud but quickly resolved.
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Group SituationsPlay
Squabble is often used to describe minor disagreements within groups or organizations. SlideThe committee's squabble over the agenda postponed the decision.