petulant

IPA: pˈɛtʃʌɫʌnt

adjective

  • Childishly irritable.
  • (obsolete) Forward; pert; insolent; wanton.
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Examples of "petulant" in Sentences

  • To call him petulant is kind of like the pot calling the kettle black.
  • And admit it, petulant is NOT a word that you would have in your vocabulary.
  • Or did you just pretend to miss it, because it feels SO DAMN GOOD to engage in petulant shrieking?
  • Jones declined to characterize Astro as "arrogant," saying he might use the term "petulant" instead.
  • Instead they are engaging in petulant revenge canceling even national security hearings just to give the Democrats, and the American people, the finger.
  • I know this won’t be a popular view among many Obama fans who did criticize him for this were they called petulant? but I do think he did the right thing.
  • The islands show dimly grey amid a welter of grey water, breaking angrily in short, petulant seas, which buffet boats confusedly and put the helmsmen's skill to a high test.
  • Indeed it's been nearly a full week since the cowardly hate-mongering "satirist" Coulter posted Cornell's private information on the front page of her website in petulant retaliation for an article Cornell wrote here on BRAD BLOG.

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