Word:
PugnaciousStatus:
AdjectiveMeaning:
Showing a readiness or desire to fight or argue.Sentences:
1) There's one pugnacious member on the committee who won't agree on anything.
2) He is a spirited, even pugnacious, reviewer.Origin:
Latin pugnic-, pugnax, from pugnare which means 'to fight'.First use:
1642
Synonyms:
agressive, agonistic, argumentativeAntonyms:
nonagressive, pacific.******
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