acrimony
acrimony
- 读音： /ˈæk.rɪ.mə.ni/
- 词性： n (名词)
- 词意： 尖刻；刻薄；激烈
例句
- The divorce proceedings were marked by bitter acrimony between the former spouses.
- The debate descended into acrimony as personal insults replaced substantive arguments.
- Despite years of acrimony, the two scientists eventually collaborated on a research paper.
- The acrimony between the political factions prevented any meaningful legislation from passing.
- The contract negotiation ended in acrimony, with both parties walking away from the table.