acrimonious ak-ri-MOH-nee-us adjective WS #2

angry and bitter; marked by sharpness and hostility in speech, mood, or manner

1. Their divorce was acrimonious and lasted for years.
2. The meeting ended in an acrimonious dispute between the two parties.
3. Relations between the two countries have been acrimonious since the trade dispute.
4. The debate became increasingly acrimonious as the candidates attacked each other's policies.
5. The acrimonious exchange of emails damaged their professional relationship.