अप्रासंगिक आक्षेप घेऊन मुद्दा किंवा प्रश्नाचे सत्य टाळा,

Noun:

संदिग्ध, वक्तृत्व, फक्किया, उंच, छद्म,

quibbled's Usage Examples:

university, given that during his days as student body president, he "quibbled a lot" with the administration.

Once the servicemen arrived they quibbled about their disillusionment with local women and never fully changed their.

March 18, 1910—and in calling it an "American" opera, some newspapers quibbled about Herbert"s Irish origin.

from Beethoven is substituted with one from Carl Orff, who, it might be quibbled, is not a woman, while the substitution of Walt Disney"s Minnie Mouse for.

Per the passage, the "Children of Israel" quibbled over what kind of cow was meant when the sacrifice was ordered.

He never quibbled or dodged.

com"s Ken Tucker quibbled with its major plot point: "My big problem with The Big C concerns a crucial.

Douglas (hired by the Ramsey family) writes that he quibbled with a few of Smit"s interpretations but generally agreed with his investigation.

originated from the fact that settlers of different religious denominations quibbled about whether the Sabbath should be observed on Saturday or on Sunday in.

The government prevaricated and quibbled about cost, personnel, and ultimate control of the expedition, but eventually.

Cyp and Sap were portrayed as an older married couple who quibbled over everyday matters, with Cyp often coming off as a henpecked husband.

who played in the game whom he interviewed (particularly Giants) maybe quibbled with the "best" characterization, they, "to a man, remark[ed] on how radically.

He then quibbled of Proskauer over what speech he was going to deliver at the convention.

Synonyms:

cavil, evasion, quiddity, equivocation,

Antonyms:

confront, refrain, truth, stand still, lend oneself,