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pugnacity

[puhg-nas-i-tee] / pʌgˈnæs ɪ ti /




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He had better pick up his pace of invectives if he wants to compete in the Republican pugnacity sweepstakes.

From Washington Post

She appreciates the calm Biden has brought to the White House, especially after Trump’s pugnacity.

From Los Angeles Times

On Sunday, more Portuguese are likely to value those traits than Ventura’s pugnacity.

From Washington Times

A child of New York’s Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood, Aiello retained the pugnacity he learned on city streets.

From Washington Times

Williams credited Sharapova’s renowned pugnacity but then took a mid-sentence trip back to the reality of the match when she said, “One point here or there, she could have won at least another game.”

From Washington Post