He became truculent in the midst of our conversation. [adjective]
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In others it encourages a truculent provincialism which takes a perverse pride in stressing the peculiarity and complexities of our conflict. [adjective]
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Mums love them because they make getting from A to B with a truculent toddler a positive pleasure. [adjective]
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(Virag truculent, his jowl set, stares at the lamp.) [adjective]
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"O, the truculent tyrants." [adjective]
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She really was a most charming girl, and might have passed for a captive fairy, whom that truculent Ogre, Old Barley, had pressed into his service. [adjective]
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Bitter and truculent when excited, I spoke as I felt, without reserve or softening. [adjective]
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They behaved in the most high-handed, brutal and truculent manner. [Please select]
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A snort and a truculent shuffle came from the standing men. [Please select]
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"Suppose," said Denise Ryland, assuming her most truculent air, "you leave off." [Please select]
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"But now," she said, in her most truculent manner, "we are going to." [Please select]
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