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petulancy

/pech-uh-luhn-see/US // ˈpɛtʃ ə lən si //

娇气,娇气症,娇惯,宠辱不惊

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural pet·u·lan·cies.Rare.

    • : petulance.

Examples

  • Light-blue eyes they were, set in a good-looking, boyish face, that had somehow an effect of petulancy.

  • Violent zeal for truth has a hundred to one odds to be either petulancy, ambition, or pride.

  • You see this is Sir George himself, my dear, a mixture of petulancy and indelicacy.

  • Since you do not allow petulancy of temper, nor any lightness of conduct, I should expect a continual revolution.'

  • Mr. Van Riper had more cause for his petulancy than he would have acknowledged even to himself.