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Truculence

usgb/ˈtrʌkjələns/Volume
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Truculence has a negative tone, suggesting hostile behavior that is not socially appreciated. SlideHis truculence during debates made him unpopular among his colleagues.
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Truculence often refers to verbal aggression, not just physical confrontations. SlideThe truculence in her response was clear, even though she never raised her hand.
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Truculence implies more than just anger; it means a disposition to fight or argue. SlideEven a minor disagreement would awaken his truculence.