truculency

/truhk-yuh-luhns, troo-kyuh-/US // ˈtrʌk yə ləns, ˈtru kyə- //

违纪行为,违规行为,松懈,违纪

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the quality or attitude of being aggressively hostile; belligerence: The clash has ominously deepened truculence on both sides over ongoing territorial disputes.The new recruits both appear to have the requisite size, speed, and truculence which their coach demands from his forwards.
- : the quality or condition of being barbarous, cruel, or brutally harsh: Not only did the dictator manage to stay in power, but his truculence and brutality remained intact.

nounbelligerence

Synonyms

As Hart writes, “Nike was a place where raw ambition was celebrated and Capriotti found himself at home among even the most truculent executives.”
There was a hint of truculence when challenged to be specific on policy.
High cheek bones and prominent maxillary muscles enhanced the truculence indicated by his chin.
You are not to be improved by the piety of his expression, nor disgusted by its truculence.
Rome had been roused to unwonted fury, and the truculence of the rebels was matched by the cruelty of their masters.
"I've got to go back to Hampton," repeated Ditmar, with a suggestion of truculence that took his friend aback.
The earlier Reviewers were discreditably savage on women-writers, and Lady Morgan had her share of their truculence.

/truhk-yuh-luhns, troo-kyuh-/US // ˈtrʌk yə ləns, ˈtru kyə- //

违纪行为,违规行为,松懈,违纪

n.名词 noun

1
- : the quality or attitude of being aggressively hostile; belligerence: The clash has ominously deepened truculence on both sides over ongoing territorial disputes.The new recruits both appear to have the requisite size, speed, and truculence which their coach demands from his forwards.
- : the quality or condition of being barbarous, cruel, or brutally harsh: Not only did the dictator manage to stay in power, but his truculence and brutality remained intact.

nounbelligerence

Synonyms

As Hart writes, “Nike was a place where raw ambition was celebrated and Capriotti found himself at home among even the most truculent executives.”
There was a hint of truculence when challenged to be specific on policy.
High cheek bones and prominent maxillary muscles enhanced the truculence indicated by his chin.
You are not to be improved by the piety of his expression, nor disgusted by its truculence.
Rome had been roused to unwonted fury, and the truculence of the rebels was matched by the cruelty of their masters.
"I've got to go back to Hampton," repeated Ditmar, with a suggestion of truculence that took his friend aback.
The earlier Reviewers were discreditably savage on women-writers, and Lady Morgan had her share of their truculence.