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pugnacity

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun pugnacity has 1 sense
  1. aggressiveness, contentiousness, belligerence, pugnacity, quarrelsomeness - a disposition to fight
    --1 is a kind of disagreeableness
    --1 has particulars: truculence, truculency

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Pugnacity

Definition:

Pugnacity refers to a disposition or tendency to be combative, aggressive, or quarrelsome.

Examples:

Noun:

1. His pugnacity often led him into confrontations with other students at school.

2. The boxer's pugnacity made him a formidable opponent in the ring.

Related Adjective:

1. Despite her small stature, she faced her opponents with a pugnacious attitude.

2. The pugnacious dog barked at every passerby, defending its territory.

Related Adverb:

1. The politician spoke pugnaciously, provoking a heated argument among the audience.

2. The team's fans cheered pugnaciously as their team scored the winning goal.

Related Verb:

1. He pugnaciously challenged anyone who questioned his authority.

2. The protesters pugnaciously confronted the police, demanding justice.

Examples of Use:

Noun:

1. His pugnacity often lands him in trouble.

2. The pugnacity of the soccer players turned the friendly match into a brawl.

Related Adjective:

1. They were known for their pugnacious behavior in the game.

2. The pugnacious attitude of the students caused chaos in the classroom.

Related Adverb:

1. The politician pugnaciously defended his stance during the debate.

2. The crowd pugnaciously reacted to the controversial ruling.

Related Verb:

1. She pugnaciously argued her case, refusing to back down.

2. The workers pugnaciously protested against the unfair treatment.

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