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1. (adj.) truculent
aggressively hostile; belligerent:
a truculent attitude.
2. truculent
brutally harsh; scathing:
truculent criticism.
3. truculent
fierce; savagely brutal.
Etymology: (1530–40; < L truculentus=truc-, s. of trux savage, pitiless +-ulentus -ulent)
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| Definition of 'truculent' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) truculent
defiantly aggressive
"a truculent speech against the new government"
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| Definition of 'truculent' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) truculent
fierce; savage; ferocious; barbarous; as, the truculent inhabitants of Scythia
2. (adj) truculent
cruel; destructive; ruthless
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Sense: (of a person) aggressive and inclined to argue.
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 Afrikaans: aggressief |
 Arabic: مُشاكِس، شَرِس |
 Bulgarian: рязък |
 Brazilian: truculento |
 Czech: agresivní |
 German: wild |
 Danish: stridbar |
 Greek: επιθετικός, εριστκός |
 Spanish: agresivo; colérico; comba |
 Estonian: pealetükkiv |
 Farsi: تند؛ ستیزجوی |
 Finnish: hyökkäävä |
 French: agressif |
 Hebrew: דַעֲתָן |
 Hindi: लडा़का |
 Croatian: svadljiv |
 Hungarian: vad |
 Indonesian: agresif |
 Icelandic: árásargjarn, harðsnúinn |
 Italian: truculento |
 Japanese: けんか腰の |
 Korean: 호전적인 |
 Lithuanian: agresyvus |
 Latvian: agresīvs; strīdīgs |
 Malay: panas baran |
 Dutch: vechtlustig |
 Norwegian: stridbar, kranglevoren |
 Polish: zaczepny |
 Persian: تند؛ ستیزجوی |
 Pashto: تند ، سخت زړی، په زړه کلک |
 Portuguese: truculento |
 Romanian: agresiv |
 Russian: агрессивный |
 Slovak: agresívny, bojovný |
 Slovenian: surov |
 Serbian: naprasit |
 Swedish: stridslysten |
 Thai: ก้าวร้าว |
 Turkish: kavgacı |
 Taiwanese: 好戰的，好鬥的 |
 Ukrainian: різкий; агресивний |
 Urdu: بدمزاج، تندخو |
 Vietnamese: ngỗ ngược |
 Chinese: 好战的，好斗的 |
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