petulance [брит. ˈpɛtʃʊl(ə)ns, америк. ˈpɛtʃələns] СУЩ.
- petulance
- irascibilité ж.
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Wade made a television appearance in which he called the protests displays of petulance and promised an open electoral campaign with no restrictions on freedom.
en.wikipedia.org It was interesting to watch her character go from a nice, innocent look one moment to one of petulance and rage the next.
www.horror-movies.ca With other flamenco troupes, you recall, the men struggle to rise above a kind of preening petulance.
www.independent.co.uk This despite their childishness, all their petulance and profundity, all their (in a word) contrariness.
www.themillions.com Last season, thankfully, there were no red cards, but there was still the all-pervading petulance.
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