quarrel

nounB1 · Intermediate

An angry argument between people.

Meaning of «quarrel»

noun

an angry argument between people

The two brothers had a quarrel about money last week.

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The difference between similar words

to speak angrily about different opinions

arguethe usual word; you disagree, often angrilyThey argue about money every week.

quarrela serious angry fight with wordsThe two sisters quarrel about everything.

bickerargue about small, unimportant thingsStop bickering and finish your dinner.

different opinions between people

disagreementdifferent opinions; can be calmWe had a small disagreement about the price.

argumentan angry talk with opposite viewsThey had an argument about money.

quarrelan angry argument, often between friends or familyThe sisters had a quarrel last night.

rowinformala loud, angry argument; BritishThe neighbours had a terrible row last night.

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