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acrimonious

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Main Entry: acrimonious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: nasty in behavior, speech

Synonyms:

acerbic, acid, angry, astringent, belligerent, biting, bitter, caustic, censorious, churlish, crabby, cranky, cross, cutting, indignant, irascible, irate, ireful, mad, mordant, peevish, petulant, rancorous, sarcastic, sharp, spiteful, splenetic, tart, testy, trenchant, wrathful

Antonyms:

kind, kindly, peaceable
Main Entry: acrid
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: nasty in behavior or words

Synonyms:

acrimonious, austere, biting, bitter, caustic, cutting, harsh, mordant, sarcastic, sharp, trenchant, vitriolic

Antonyms:

complimentary, kind, nice
Main Entry: biting
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sarcastic

Synonyms:

acerbic, acrimonious, bitter, caustic, cutting, incisive, mordant, scathing, severe, sharp, stinging, trenchant, withering

Antonyms:

kind, nice, sweet
Main Entry: bitter
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: hostile, nasty

Synonyms:

acrimonious, alienated, antagonistic, begrudging, biting, caustic, crabby, divided, embittered, estranged, fierce, freezing, hateful, intense, irreconcilable, morose, rancorous, resentful, sardonic, severe, sore, sour, stinging, sullen, virulent, vitriolic, with chip on shoulder

Antonyms:

agreeable, content, genial, kind, nice, pleasant, sweet
Main Entry: captious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very critical

Synonyms:

acrimonious, cantankerous, carping, caviling, cavillous, censorious, contrary, crabby, cross, demanding, deprecating, disparaging, exacting, exceptive, fault-finding, finicky, hypercritical, irritable, nagging, nit-picking, overcritical, peevish, perverse, petulant, sarcastic, severe, testy, touchy

Antonyms:

commendatory, complimentary, encouraging, flattering, laudatory, praising
Main Entry: caustic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sarcastic

Synonyms:

acerb, acerbic, acrimonious, bitter, cutting, harsh, incisive, pithy, pungent, rough, salty, satiric, scathing, severe, sharp, stinging, trenchant, virulent

Antonyms:

kind, nice, unsarcastic
Main Entry: crabby/crabbed
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: in a bad mood

Synonyms:

acid, acrid, acrimonious, awkward, bad-tempered, blunt, brusque, captious, choleric, churlish, cranky*, cross, crotchety, crusty, cynical, difficult, dour, fretful, gloomy, glum, grouchy, harsh, huffy, ill-humored, ill-tempered, irascible, irritable, misanthropic, morose, nasty-tempered, peevish, perverse, petulant, prickly, saturnine, snappish, snappy, sour, splenetic, sulky, sullen, surly, tart, testy, tough, trying, unsociable

Antonyms:

happy
Main Entry: cutting
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: nasty, hateful

Synonyms:

acerbic, acid, acrimonious, barbed, biting, bitter, caustic, clear-cut, crisp, hurtful, incisive, ingoing, malicious, penetrating, piercing, pointed, probing, raw, sarcastic, sardonic, scathing, severe, sharp, stinging, trenchant, wounding

Antonyms:

kind, nice, pleasant
Main Entry: hard
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: cruel, ruthless

Synonyms:

acrimonious, angry, antagonistic, austere, bitter, bleak, brutal, callous, cold, cold fish, cold-blooded, dark, disagreeable, distressing, dour, exacting, grievous, grim, hard as nails, hard-boiled, harsh, hostile, inclement, intemperate, intolerable, obdurate, painful, perverse, pitiless, rancorous, resentful, rigorous, rugged, severe, stern, strict, stringent, stubborn, thick-skinned, tough, unfeeling, unjust, unkind, unpleasant, unrelenting, unsparing, unsympathetic, vengeful

Antonyms:

merciful, mild, nice, pleasant, sensitive, sympathetic
Main Entry: heated
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: angry

Synonyms:

acrimonious, ardent, avid, bitter, excited, fervent, fervid, feverish, fierce, fiery, frenzied, furious, hectic, impassioned, indignant, intense, irate, ireful, mad, passionate, raging, stormy, tempestuous, vehement, violent, wrathful

Antonyms:

calm, peaceful
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