pugnacious in English
the increasingly pugnacious demeanor of politicians
Use "pugnacious" in a sentence
1. He is a pugnacious fighter.
2. My normally easygoing personality turned pugnacious.
3. I found him pugnacious and arrogant.
4. Bellicose: Warlike in manner or temperament; pugnacious.
5. When drinking, he becomes pugnacious and rude.
6. The Bootblack proved both pugnacious and resolute
7. 14 My normally easygoing personality turned pugnacious.
8. The professor had been pugnacious and irritable.
9. Laziness makes people irascible, and Xiangzi now grew pugnacious.
10. Bellicose definition, inclined or eager to fight; aggressively hostile; belligerent; pugnacious
11. As a child he was pugnacious and fought with everyone.
12. A retired litigator misses the challenge to her pugnacious intellect.
13. Bellicose definition, inclined or eager to fight; aggressively hostile; belligerent; pugnacious
14. Some common synonyms of Contentious are bellicose, belligerent, pugnacious, and quarrelsome
15. Some common synonyms of Belligerent are bellicose, contentious, pugnacious, and quarrelsome
16. There were also pugnacious certainties guaranteed to incite the war's critics.
17. When he was a child , he was pugnacious and fought with everyone.
18. This page shows answers to the clue Bellicose, followed by 3 definitions like “Inclined to war or contention”, “Belligerent pugnacious warlike ” and “Inclined or eager to fight”.A synonym for Bellicose is pugnacious.
19. The President was in a pugnacious mood when he spoke to journalists about the rebellion.
20. One-tenth the size of Lima, Arequipa is its pugnacious equal in terms of …
21. Aggressive: See: contentious , disorderly , forcible , hostile , hot-blooded , industrious , litigious , malevolent , obtrusive , offensive , pugnacious
22. The catfish that is sometimes suggested is carnivorous and pugnacious and generally creates havoc.
23. THE white-tailed kite cruising over the coastal grassland at Stratford Point is feeling pugnacious.
24. Combative (comparative more Combative, superlative most Combative) Given to fighting; disposed to engage in combat; pugnacious.
25. But Mr Kennedy, despite his pugnacious liberal reputation, wrote many bills with Republican colleagues, too.
26. No sign of a truculent Grimsby or a pugnacious Pontefract yet, but I wouldn't hold your breath.
27. A Caustically witty and pugnacious man, Wade is a charismatic speaker who can keep a crowd spellbound
28. 24 A caustically witty and pugnacious man, Wade is a charismatic speaker who can keep a crowd spellbound.
29. A man of great personal charm, he was yet stubborn and pugnacious towards those with whom he disagreed.
30. Shorn of Oliver's physical charisma and reserves of sullen, glowing mystery, Branagh tries to compensate with a pugnacious modernism.
31. “As with all other fashionable Codpieces of the moment, these metal iterations were exaggerated in size and pugnacious in attitude.”
32. 12 Reg Seekings, a short, stocky and pugnacious East Anglian,[www.Sentencedict.com] had achieved a considerable reputation in the boxing ring.
33. Some common synonyms of Bellicose are belligerent, contentious, pugnacious, and quarrelsome. While all these words mean "having an aggressive or fighting attitude," Bellicose suggests a disposition to fight
34. True or not, the story is in character: Mr Emanuel is famous for being the president's most pugnacious panjandrum and congressional and media manipulator, and proud of it to boot.
35. There was a better hand across the table, held by a pugnacious Irish youth, who was a political hanger-on of the Tammany district in which they were located.
36. Because I'm relying on DbUnit to put the database into a known state before any tests are run, I can assume that the word, pugnacious, is valid with its part of speech set to Adjective.
37. Because I'm relying on DbUnit to put the database into a known state before any tests are run, I can assume that the word, pugnacious,[Sentencedict.com ] is valid with its part of speech set to Adjective.
38. Hypernyms ("Combativeness" is a kind of): aggressiveness (the quality of being bold and enterprising) Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "Combativeness"): scrappiness (the trait of being scrappy and pugnacious) Derivation: combative (having or showing a ready disposition to fight)