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Meaning of truculence
The primary meaning of the word "truculence" is related to aggressive or fierce behavior.
Etymology of truculence
The word "truculence" originates from the Latin word "truculentus," meaning fierce or savage, derived from "trux," meaning fierce or cruel
Historically, the term has been used to describe individuals or behaviors characterized by aggression, hostility, or a tendency to fight
Synonyms
aggression
hostility
belligerence
pugnacity
combativeness
bellicosity
contentiousness
cantankerousness
irascibility
testiness
pepperyness
irritability
crossness
crankiness
gruffness
curmudgeonliness
orneryness
quarrelsomeness
disputatiousness
argumentativeness
contrariness
obstinacy
stubbornness
truculency
intractability
Definitions
- The state of being fierce or aggressive, typically in a defiant or confrontational way
- A disposition to violent or aggressive behavior
- The quality of being aggressively self-assertive or confrontational
Usage Examples
- The boxer's truculence in the ring was intimidating to his opponents
- The politician's truculence during the debate sparked a heated argument with her opponent
- The truculence of the crowd made it difficult for the police to maintain order
Antonyms
amicability
affability
geniality
cordiality
courtesy
politeness
tact
diplomacy
conciliation
pacification
placation
mollification
appeasement
gentleness
meekness
mildness
tameness
submissiveness
compliance
acquiescence
docility