Noun:

যুযুৎসা,

pugnacity's Usage Examples:

His enthusiasm, pugnacity, taste and passionate championing of an indigenous cinema have made him.

perceived judicial activism, at times also displaying a quick mind and pugnacity on the bench.

Schmidt, far superior to me in both learning and pugnacity, but always so stimulating.

His pugnacity and power struggles earned him he nickname "John the Mad".

Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, became especially known for their pugnacity.

the professional system, with its possessiveness, its jealousy, its pugnacity, its greed.

His eclecticism, his perspicacity, his pugnacity and stubbornness allowed us all to discover a whole new art culture.

" He started slow; "Nature neglected to endow him with pugnacity; Or even aggressiveness.

boat's all-black ragtime band succumb to, deckchairs, and Charlie's comic pugnacity.

and pacifist Prime Minister; Churchill, the political outcast, whose pugnacity created opprobrium in the public eye; Joseph Kennedy, the U.

Pace was not one of his attributes; pugnacity certainly was.

Britain national team in Wigan, a match where he exemplified himself by his pugnacity and his resistance to bad gestures from opposing players (notably, from.

and 180 pounds (82 kg), Courtney was an American League catcher whose pugnacity and timely base hits made headlines in the 1950s.

"Leafs expect offence, not pugnacity, from Hanson".

Synonyms:

truculency; bellicoseness; disagreeableness; bellicosity; aggressiveness; belligerence; truculence;

Antonyms:

compliancy; obligingness; compliance; unpleasantness; agreeableness;