Words For Difficult Relationships

adjective making persistent or urgent requests or demands

• The importunate salesman would not stop calling the office to try to make a sale.
• She can be quite importunate when she wants something from you.
• Stop being so importunate, I'll get to it when I can.
• The importunate demands of the job were starting to take a toll on her mental health.

adjective describing someone who is likely to argue or disagree with others

• The quarrelsome nature of the meeting made it difficult to reach a resolution.
• She's always so quarrelsome, constantly picking fights with everyone.
• I try to avoid hanging out with him when he's in a quarrelsome mood.
• The stormy weather seemed to reflect the quarrelsome atmosphere between the two friends.

adjective Unamiable is an adjective that describes someone or something that is unfriendly or unpleasant.

• The unamiable demeanor of the customer service representative left a negative impression on the clients.
• I find his unamiable attitude really off-putting.
• She's always so unamiable, it's hard to be around her.
• The dark clouds overhead matched his unamiable mood.