/ˈkwɔːrəld/
VERB
Past tense and past participle of quarrel, meaning to have argued or disagreed angrily with someone, often because of conflicting opinions, personal differences, or resentment.
Having exchanged angry words or argued with another person over a disagreement, misunderstanding, or personal matter.
Having engaged in a serious disagreement or confrontation that created tension, hostility, or strained relations between individuals or groups.
VERB
Past tense and past participle of quarrel, meaning to have expressed criticism, dissatisfaction, or objections about something, sometimes by focusing on minor details.
Having challenged, criticized, or expressed disagreement with a decision, statement, proposal, or situation.
Having argued over insignificant details or raised minor objections instead of focusing on the main issue.