quarrelsomeness

IPA: kwˈɔrʌɫsʌmnʌs

Examples of "quarrelsomeness" in Sentences

Stygians this envy and quarrelsomeness (if you will permit me the word) survive?
When he is strong and the physical powers are full of vigor, he guards against quarrelsomeness.
We have also been exposed to much more evidence of some of their own internal quarrelsomeness and feuding.
It is the (at least temporary) beaching of the whale Gingrich and the subsequent disorientation and quarrelsomeness of the lesser House Republican fish.
Ruined and inedible meals, tools lost and broken, accidents, dirt, poor health, frustration, quarrelsomeness, shame—all these, which Dickens paints with vivid colors, are still the outcome of household neglect.
For greed, brutality, quarrelsomeness and shameless treachery, the nobility of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland could, at least until the 19th century, offers strong competition to its noxious European cousins.
Perhaps some educational theorists in Europe or the USA (I don't know about China) would be surprised to hear a university being defined as a context for learning benevolence; the famous quarrelsomeness of scholars does not seem to promise well.