Translations for „petulance“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

petulance <petulance; petulances> N

petulance

تغضب

petulance (feelings & emotions)

شَكَاسَة

petulance (feelings & emotions)

مُشَاكَسَة

petulance (feelings & emotions)

سُوءُ الخُلُق

petulance

petulance

شَرَاسَة

petulance

نَكَد

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Passions, petulance, personal insults: ingredients for great entertainment.

www.smh.com.au

The press condemn with a thirsty disgust his petulance and attitude, whilst ignoring the tribulations he has had to endure.

soccerlens.com

With other flamenco troupes, you recall, the men struggle to rise above a kind of preening petulance.

www.independent.co.uk

Wade made a television appearance in which he called the protests displays of petulance and promised an open electoral campaign with no restrictions on freedom.

en.wikipedia.org

Second in the modern pro athlete hat trick is petulance.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

She enjoyed a seaside holiday with her aunt, despite the petulance of her cousins.

en.wikipedia.org

This despite their childishness, all their petulance and profundity, all their (in a word) contrariness.

www.themillions.com

Childish petulance was the response to any questioning of local leadership.

en.wikipedia.org

If it could be fairly said that my post smacked of petulance, it can be fairly said that your post smacked of arrogance.

patentlyo.com

Gone, too, is the occasional petulance which punctuated last year, replaced by a seemingly unflappable coolness.

www.telegraph.co.uk