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I . quib·ble [ˈkwɪbl̩] N

1. quibble pej:

quibble (petty argument)
quibble (petty argument)
quibble (petty arguments)
quibble (petty arguments)
Haarspalterei f fig pej
quibble (petty arguments)
Wortklauberei f fig pej

2. quibble also pej (minor criticism):

quibble
Krittelei f pej
quibble
quibble about/over/with

II . quib·ble [ˈkwɪbl̩] VB intr

no-ˈquib·ble ADJ attr

no-quibble returns policy, guarantee:

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

no one would quibble with that
to quibble about [or over] [or with] sth
sich acc über [o. um] etw acc streiten

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Happy to be rid of it, he nevertheless names a high price, which he is surprised to find accepted without quibble.
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Quibbles can undermine the clearest appearing prophecies.
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The commandants and their respective staffs had been quibbling most of the day, having only reached one minor agreement.
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He sometimes quibbled over details in the script.
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But that's a small quibble about a movie that gets so much right.
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While the open government initiative garnered initial public support (with some quibbling over an unnecessarily restrictive licence), seven months later the initiative is gathering dust.
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Probably the wrong lesson, but why quibble?
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This is not to say, however, that there is not room for quibbling...
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In the scheme of things, however, this amounts to little more than a quibble.
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At the outset he was of the opinion that the question turned on a quibble of words.
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