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Перевод: acrimoniously

[наречие]
язвительно; саркастически

Тезаурус:

1. It was what Nigel wanted in theory, but in practice he couldn't bear the whole thing ending acrimoniously, especially with her getting the last word.
2. Indeed, the Clintonians divide acrimoniously on the matter of the deficit.
3. In Spain, the party still propounding old-fashioned socialist policies - a coalition called the United Left, not the Socialist Party itself - is tearing itself acrimoniously apart.
4. His parents split, acrimoniously enough to involve guns, threats and beatings, when their son was still in school.
5. Such failures of perception reveal themselves most acrimoniously in the issue of intellectual property rights.
6. Tripartite talks involving the government, the VHP and Moslem representatives from the All-India Babri Masjid Action Committee (AIBMAC) had been held in New Delhi on Nov. 8-10 but had broken down, apparently acrimoniously, after which VHP leaders had reaffirmed their unilateral call to resume building work on a temple at the disputed Ayodhya site.
7. Arsenal have always been Thomas's first choice, but talks between the clubs broke down acrimoniously two weeks ago when a 2.5 million offer was rejected.
8. "This woman's a similar type to his English wife, and they've read that they've split up acrimoniously.