acrimoniously

/ˌæk.ɹɪˈmoʊ.ni.əsli/ adv

In an acrimonious manner; with acrimony.

Word Origin Acrimony comes from Latin acer 'sharp, pungent' — the same root that gives us acrid (sharp smell), exacerbate (make sharper, worse), and acid (sharp taste). Acrimoniously means doing something with sharp bitterness, like a cutting remark. The root *h₂eḱ- 'sharp' also appears in acupuncture (sharp needle) and acrobat (walking on tiptoe, high point).

adv In an acrimonious manner; with acrimony.

The debate ended acrimoniously with both parties shouting.

(副词) 尖刻地;刻薄地;辛辣地

辩论以双方大喊大叫的方式激烈地结束了。

(adverbio) acremente; agriamente; con acrimonia; ásperamente; amargamente [De manera acrimoniosa; con acrimonia.]

El debate terminó acrimoniosamente con ambas partes gritando.

(adverbe) acrimonieusement; avec acrimonie; aigrement [D'une manière acerbe et amère, avec aigreur.]

Le débat s'est terminé aigrement, les deux parties en venant à crier.

(Adverb) verbittert; erbittert; gehässig [Auf eine Weise, die von Bitterkeit, Schärfe oder Feindseligkeit geprägt ist, besonders in Worten oder Verhalten.]

Die Diskussion endete **acrimoniously**, als beide Seiten sich gegenseitig Vorwürfe machten.

(副詞) 辛辣に。激しい悪意や非難を含んだ態度で。

議論は両者が怒鳴り合うほど辛辣な形で終わりました。

(advérbio) acrimoniosamente; mordazmente; asperamente [De maneira acrimoniosa; com acrimônia.]

O debate terminou de forma acrimoniosa, com ambas as partes gritando.

Word parts: acrimony + ous + ly

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