Definition of altercate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
conflictDated UK have a disagreement or quarrel with someoneDated UK
- The neighbors would often altercate about the noise.
2.
argumentDated UK argue intensely about a specific issueDated UK
- The committee members altercated over the budget proposal.
Origin of altercate
Latin, altercari (to dispute)
Examples of altercate in a sentence
The siblings tend to altercate whenever they meet. They began to altercate over the new policy. Neighbors often altercate about parking spaces.
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- French:se disputer, débattre, ...
- German:sich streiten, streiten, ...
- Italian:litigare, ...
- Spanish:discutir, ...
- Portuguese:discutir, debater, ...
- Chinese:争吵, 激烈争论, ...
- Japanese:口論する, 激しく議論する, ...
- Arabic:تشاجر, تنازع, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְוַכֵּחַ, לְהִתְעַמֵּת, ...
- Russian:ссориться, поспорить, ...
- Ukrainian:сваритися, дискутувати, ...
- Hindi:झगड़ना, बहस करना, ...
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