Pronunciation: /ˌæk.rəˈmoʊ.ni.əs.nəs/
noun the quality or state of being acrimonious; bitterness or sharpness in speech, manner, or temper
A1 I could feel the acrimoniousness between the two siblings as they argued over who should do the dishes.
A2 The acrimoniousness of the divorce proceedings made it difficult for the couple to communicate civilly.
B1 The acrimoniousness of the debate escalated as each side refused to listen to the other's point of view.
B2 The acrimoniousness of the negotiations threatened to derail the entire peace process.
C1 The acrimoniousness of the political climate made it challenging to find common ground on important issues.
C2 The acrimoniousness of the business negotiations eventually led to both parties walking away without reaching an agreement.
formal The acrimoniousness of their dispute was evident in every word they exchanged.
informal Their acrimoniousness towards each other was so intense that everyone could feel the tension in the room.
slang The acrimoniousness between them was so thick, you could cut it with a knife.
figurative The acrimoniousness in the air was palpable, like a dark cloud hanging over their relationship.
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