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scrappiness

/ˈskræp.i.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade ou traço de caráter de quem é decidido, brigão ou combativo, geralmente marcado pela disposição de lutar ou competir com garra e agressividade.

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noun

/ˈskræp.i.nəs/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade ou traço de caráter de quem é decidido, brigão ou combativo, geralmente marcado pela disposição de lutar ou competir com garra e agressividade.

A noun referring to the quality or trait of being determined, argumentative, or pugnacious, often characterized by a willingness to fight or compete vigorously.

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  1. Determination and fightB2informalamerican

    The quality of being determined, energetic, and willing to fight or compete hard, especially in a difficult situation.

    ptGarra e determinação

    • The team's scrappiness helped them win the championship against all odds.
    • Her scrappiness in negotiations earned her a better deal.
    • He admired the scrappiness of the startup founder who never gave up.

    Sinônimosdeterminationfightgritmettlepluckspirittenacitytoughness

    Antônimoscowardicepassivitytimidityweakness

  2. Tendency to be quarrelsomeC1informalamerican

    The trait of being inclined to argue or fight.

    ptTendência a brigar

    • His scrappiness often got him into trouble at school.
    • The dog's scrappiness made it difficult to take him to the park.
    • She had a certain scrappiness that made her a formidable opponent in debates.

    Sinônimosaggressivenessbellicositybelligerencecombativenesscontentiousnesspugnacityquarrelsomenesstruculence

    Antônimosamiabilityconciliationpeacefulness

Formas
  • scrappinesses plural form
  • scrappinesses' possessive plural form
  • scrappiness's possessive singular form
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