petulant in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

petulant in the PONS Dictionary

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Lack of professionalism is on his side behaving like a petulant child because he didn't get a role he never auditioned for.
www.kotaku.com.au
I call that not just petulant but provocative.
www.independent.ie
He has been accused by some commentators of being insulting, condescending and petulant to opposition politicians.
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To the public it seemed petulant.
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Skilful player but incredibly sulky and petulant.
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However, the daughter only appeared because she was under duress, and behaved in a most petulant and churlish manner.
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Early on, she is portrayed as a petulant and cold young woman; as the series progresses, however, she shows more vulnerability and compassion.
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She responds by being petulant and saying that everybody drinks and that she is allowed to have a good time.
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The abbott/turncoat government is simply incompetent and ideologically petulant/barbaric with no more that hate and empty slogans.
www.abc.net.au
It may play to their base, but to most of us it smacks of petulant childishness.
www.chicagotribune.com

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