Quarreler

Pronunciation: /ˈkwɔrəlr/

Definitions of quarreler

noun a person who quarrels or argues frequently

Example Sentences

A1 The quarreler argued with his neighbor about the noise.

A2 The quarreler refused to back down during the disagreement.

B1 The quarreler's confrontational attitude often led to conflicts.

B2 The quarreler's aggressive behavior caused tension within the group.

C1 The quarreler's propensity for starting arguments made it difficult to maintain peace.

C2 The quarreler's contentious nature alienated those around them.

Examples of quarreler in a Sentence

formal The quarreler refused to engage in a civil discussion to resolve the conflict.

informal That quarreler just can't seem to stop arguing with everyone.

slang The quarreler is always starting drama for no reason.

figurative The quarreler's words were like sharp swords, cutting through the peace of the room.

Grammatical Forms of quarreler

• past tense: quarreled
• plural: quarrelers
• comparative: more quarrelsome
• superlative: most quarrelsome
• present tense: quarrels
• future tense: will quarrel
• perfect tense: have quarreled
• continuous tense: quarreling
• singular: quarreler
• positive degree: quarrelsome
• infinitive: to quarrel
• gerund: quarreling
• participle: quarreling

Origin and Evolution of quarreler

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English and Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'quarreler' originated from the Middle English word 'quarreler' which was derived from the Old French word 'quarreleur' meaning 'one who argues or quarrels'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'quarreler' has evolved to encompass not just someone who argues or quarrels, but also someone who engages in disputes or disagreements frequently.