Verb:

एक ब्रिस्टल,

bristle at's Usage Examples:

"Some Orthodox Jews bristle at NYC"s response to virus surge".

"A space for us; WorldCon science-fiction conventioneers bristle at the geeky stereotype".

A lot of scientists bristle at that.

At a meeting, intelligence officials bristle at their lack of access to Keane, while Carrie tries to assure them that.

to the plight of those who are victims of hate crimes by white people, bristle at the notion that hate crimes against whites are somehow inferior to, and.

Many schools bristle at the party school label, and the lists have been condemned by groups such.

The margins vary, usually being smooth to shallowly lobed, with a bristle at the apex and lobe tips.

a bit resistant to outsiders and staunchly self-reliant, Rutlanders bristle at the pejorative moniker and its attendant connotations.

"Many MacArthur recipients bristle at "genius" label; Former winners see that categorization as a bit of a burden".

pseudoarchaeology, both young-earth creationists and cryptozoologists bristle at the rejection of mainstream secular science and lament a seeming conspiracy.

perenne in its spikelet, which has a long bristle at the top, and its stem, which is round rather than folded.

A male tunes his aristae—the large bristle attached to the front part of the antennae—more closely.

and Soul Train evolved into a tradition in its own right, he tended to bristle at the Bandstand comparisons.

Synonyms:

bridle up, mind, bridle at, bristle up,

Antonyms:

neglect, forget, stupidity, nonintellectual, intellectual,