Noun:

মেজাজ আচরণ ভাষা প্রভৃতির রুক্ষতা,

acrimony's Usage Examples:

"Judge's anger adds to acrimony of £500m divorce acrimony of Laura Ashley boss Khoo Kay Peng".

The tour was remembered for the acrimony between to the two sides and poor umpiring throughout the Test series.

For many years the acrimony and legal wrangling between Rother and Dinger prevented their reaching.

Stuart's The War Zone, then withdrew the prize prior to the ceremony amid acrimony among the judges, ultimately awarding it to Lindsay Clarke's The Chymical.

The movement was plunged into confusion and acrimony.

According to Wisden, the tour was played in some acrimony.

commercial power after a seven-year hiatus in touring marked by well-publicized acrimony among band members.

That didn't happen, but despite some acrimony among the dancers, not helped by a one-night stand between a couple of.

He left the group amid some acrimony in 1993.

The passage of the Bill through Parliament caused acrimony between the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

Anglo-American Film Propaganda in World War II from The Historian details the acrimony between the British and US film makers on the project.

Released after the group had already dissolved in acrimony, the album did not attract much praise or even attention at the time.

falling-out that eventually involved highly public legal proceedings and acrimony.

Synonyms:

bitterness; acerbity; disagreeableness; tartness; jaundice; thorniness;

Antonyms:

obligingness; compliance; unpleasantness; smoothness; agreeableness;