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Definition of shouting match in English: shouting matchnoun A loud quarrel. he had to be pulled away from the stands after getting into a shouting match with a fan Example sentencesExamples - I don't know what the original motion said, but apparently it was ‘watered down significantly’ as a result of the shouting match.
- After a competent first act, the second degenerates into a shouting match, with volume replacing emotional complexity.
- Too bad our disagreement ended in a shouting match.
- What would a friendship be without the occasional disagreements and shouting matches?
- The Manchester-based magazine's stance follows a series of embarrassing fights, shouting matches and unruly behaviour at several events.
- While attendees voiced their concerns and confronted the bishops with some pretty pointed questions, the meeting never devolved into a shouting match.
- Fistfights and shouting matches occur at some political rallies.
- During a meeting, the three got into a shouting match that ended with Bell yelling, ‘Shut up!’
- Rather than getting into a shouting match, he recommends taking three deep breaths, changing your environment or making your point assertively but calmly.
- They haven't got on well as neighbours and there are shouting matches between the families.
- In one particularly odd scene, Claire is nearly disabled by a hangover, which miraculously disappears when a shouting match breaks out.
- Occasionally, the dialogue may be a shouting match.
- One 1841 neighborly argument degenerated into a shouting match that led to four suits being brought before the Norwich ecclesiastical court.
- Having survived my own parents' divorce - when I was seven - I know divorce is not ideal, but it's not as bad as violent shouting matches or intolerable behaviour.
- That possibility came to an end at the June 10 council meeting during a debate which started out politely, became lively and ended up in a shouting match.
- The debate at times descended into shouting matches.
- That sounds awfully like a shouting match or mindless argument to me.
- In Sacramento earlier this week, caravan participants got into a shouting match with antiwar activists.
- Kim couldn't stand the silence; it was worse then the loudest shouting match ever.
- Their arguments lead to shouting matches of epic proportions.
Synonyms argument, row, fight, disagreement, difference of opinion, dissension, falling-out
Definition of shouting match in US English: shouting matchnounˈSHoudiNG ˌmaCHˈʃaʊdɪŋ ˌmætʃ A loud quarrel. he had to be pulled away from the stands after getting into a shouting match with a fan Example sentencesExamples - They haven't got on well as neighbours and there are shouting matches between the families.
- That possibility came to an end at the June 10 council meeting during a debate which started out politely, became lively and ended up in a shouting match.
- Fistfights and shouting matches occur at some political rallies.
- The debate at times descended into shouting matches.
- That sounds awfully like a shouting match or mindless argument to me.
- After a competent first act, the second degenerates into a shouting match, with volume replacing emotional complexity.
- Too bad our disagreement ended in a shouting match.
- During a meeting, the three got into a shouting match that ended with Bell yelling, ‘Shut up!’
- Rather than getting into a shouting match, he recommends taking three deep breaths, changing your environment or making your point assertively but calmly.
- What would a friendship be without the occasional disagreements and shouting matches?
- Having survived my own parents' divorce - when I was seven - I know divorce is not ideal, but it's not as bad as violent shouting matches or intolerable behaviour.
- The Manchester-based magazine's stance follows a series of embarrassing fights, shouting matches and unruly behaviour at several events.
- Kim couldn't stand the silence; it was worse then the loudest shouting match ever.
- One 1841 neighborly argument degenerated into a shouting match that led to four suits being brought before the Norwich ecclesiastical court.
- While attendees voiced their concerns and confronted the bishops with some pretty pointed questions, the meeting never devolved into a shouting match.
- In Sacramento earlier this week, caravan participants got into a shouting match with antiwar activists.
- Their arguments lead to shouting matches of epic proportions.
- I don't know what the original motion said, but apparently it was ‘watered down significantly’ as a result of the shouting match.
- In one particularly odd scene, Claire is nearly disabled by a hangover, which miraculously disappears when a shouting match breaks out.
- Occasionally, the dialogue may be a shouting match.
Synonyms argument, row, fight, disagreement, difference of opinion, dissension, falling-out
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