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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

No one loved to use Harry M. Reid’s past as an amateur middleweight as a metaphor for his political pugnacity more than Mr. Reid himself.

From Washington Post

In an early demonstration of his political pugnacity, Mr. Reid had demanded during the campaign that Mr. Laxalt release his family’s financial interests.

From New York Times

In an early demonstration of his political pugnacity, Reid had demanded during the campaign that Laxalt release his family’s financial interests.

From Seattle Times

Chris Christie, the state’s former two-term Republican governor, indicates — by his words and, as important, his demeanor of surplus pugnacity — that he is spoiling for a fight.

From Washington Post