trucu·lence [ˈtrʌkjələn(t)s] СУЩ. no pl
1. truculence (aggression):
- truculence
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2. truculence (defiance):
- truculence
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Not using the belligerence and truculence and all that stuff, but as we both acknowledged this morning, you say you want it but sometimes it takes time.
www.calgarysun.com But with the sharp rise in what were called "wildcat strikes" over the length of the tea break, the custom became a contentious symbol of trade union truculence.
www.npr.org He's supposedly full of potential, hockey smarts, and enough truculence for any two other players.
www.matchsticksandgasoline.com His truculence before the media should not be taken as an indication of a desire to quit, though.
theconversation.com Ok, so that's what scoring over time has been like but what about truculence?
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