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Acrimony

noun

Acrimony means bitter anger or harsh disagreement.

8 letters 4 syllables

What does Acrimony mean?

Acrimony means bitter anger or harsh disagreement.

Dictionary definition

Bitter anger, sharp disagreement, or harsh feeling between people.

Example sentences

Acrimony in a sentence

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The debate ended with acrimony.

medium

The two neighbors spoke with acrimony after the argument.

hard

The meeting lost its purpose when acrimony replaced respectful discussion.

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Acrimony

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Sounds like

ak · ri · moh · nee · strongest beat: ak

Synonyms

Words like Acrimony

bitternessUse for angry or resentful feelings.
hostilityUse for unfriendly or aggressive feeling.
Antonyms

Opposite words

harmonyUse when people are peaceful or work well together.
friendlinessUse when people are kind and welcoming.
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Word family

Acrimony word family

Base word

acrimony

adjective

acrimonious

Full of bitter anger or harsh disagreement.

adverb

acrimoniously

In a bitter or hostile way.

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