acrimonious

an acrimonious dispute about wages.

an acrimonious on-air exchange between the candidate and the anchorperson.

He had an acrimonious quarrel with his girlfriend yesterday.

His parents went through an acrimonious divorce.

His tendency to utter acrimonious remarks alienated his roomates.

The acrimonious debate resulted in much resentment.

Look, if you don't know what the word " acrimonious" means, just don't use it.

He's in the midst of an acrimonious split from his wife, Olga.

Relations between Washington and Beijing have been acrimonious since Mr Biden took office this year.

Turkey is no stranger to acrimonious elections but analysts issue predict an unusually bitter one.

President Trump was present to pay his respects despite an acrimonious relationship with the Bush Family.

In the end, after months of at times acrimonious debate, the consensus was...that there was no consensus.

And that's been really acrimonious and slow-going and expensive.

Nevertheless the division between them was extremely acrimonious, fuelled by Lenin himself

The treaty, duly drawn in 1846, was ratified by the Senate after an acrimonious debate.