acrimony in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for acrimony in the English»Spanish Dictionary

acrimony [Am ˈækrəˌmoʊni, Brit ˈakrɪməni] N U

acrimony

acritud f

acrimony

acrimonia f

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acrimony in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for acrimony in the English»Spanish Dictionary

acrimony [ˈækrɪməni, Am -moʊni] N no pl form

acrimony

acrimonia f

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acritud

acrimony

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Excitement over the biographical and literary significance of the find turned to acrimony when it was charged that the documents were forgeries.

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Acrimony over the evictions continued for many years, and feelings from old-timers about the fate of their valley remain strong among their offspring.

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It's not like this should be censored, but it can increase acrimony, increase extremism and make mutual understanding more difficult.

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The sisters ostensibly reconciled in 1964, although some suggest the acrimony between them remained.

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Seats were apportioned to members of all parties, but not without acrimony over the "ad hoc" nature of the proceedings.

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This later became the source of considerable acrimony.

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There was lively political debate, involving satire, political campaigns, and the occasional acrimony.

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The band eventually quit the sessions early amidst creative acrimony, although the personal relationships had actually been good.

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The campaign was marred by exceptional political acrimony and personal invective.

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The resulting acrimony still resonates within the region.

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