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| quar·rel [ kwáwrəl ] |
noun (plural quar·rels) |
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1. argument between people: an angry dispute between two or more people
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2. reason to argue: a reason for a disagreement or dispute between people
  I have no quarrel with their proposals.
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intransitive verb (past and past participle quar·reled, present participle quar·rel·ing, 3rd person present singular quar·rels) |
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1. argue vehemently: to engage in an angry dispute
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2. disagree with something: to dispute or disagree with something such as a decision
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3. find fault: to complain about something
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| [14th century. Via French< Latin querela "complaint" < queri "complain"] |
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| quar·rel·er noun |
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