Quarrel with

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verb

To argue or have a disagreement with someone.

I don't want to quarrel with you over this matter.
Visual representation of "quarrel with" - To argue or have a disagreement with someone

Often appears as...

  • quarrel with someone
  • quarrel with the decision
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Emotionally Charged

Often implies strong emotions or anger during an argument.

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The brothers would often quarrel with each other over family matters.
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Personal Conflict

Usually involves a direct, face-to-face dispute between people.

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She didn't want to quarrel with her friend in public.
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Not Physical

Refers to verbal disagreements, not physical fights.

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Despite their loud voices, the quarrel with the neighbors was not a physical altercation.
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