noun
definition
Heated or angry dispute
Examples of altercations in a Sentence
I wasn't surprised when I heard my neighbors were getting a divorce, since I witnessed their regular altercations.
Many scenes of altercations and public anger at the lot are shown because the anger is usually escalated by the time someone has reached that point.
This season was quite explosive with plenty of physical altercations between the men as well as Tiffany's growing ego pushing the men to exalt her.
Selma left the center in the middle of the season after having continued altercations with one of the residents, Kari Ann Peniche.
Immediately breaking up altercations between students is a key part of the school's anti-bullying initiative.
Before arriving at Charm School many of these women had previous altercations and arguments, adding to the potential tension within the Charm School house.
She, along with boyfriend Justin Timberlake, has also been involved in multiple altercations with overly agressive paparazzi.
In altercations, he reportedly was accused of having weapons, carrying drugs and beating people.
In private life his gaiety, his buoyancy, his high breeding, made even his political opponents forget their differences; and even the warmest altercations on public affairs were merged in his large hospitality and cordial social relations.