quarreller

/ˈkwɔːrələr/

NOUN

1. A person who frequently argues or quarrels

A person who habitually engages in arguments, disputes, or disagreements with others.

A person who regularly argues, exchanges angry words, or becomes involved in disagreements with others.

The workplace had its share of habitual quarrellers who frequently stirred up conflicts.
Family gatherings became tense whenever the persistent quarreller joined the conversation.
The community struggled to maintain harmony because one notorious quarreller repeatedly provoked disputes.

A person who often becomes involved in hostile confrontations, physical fights, or aggressive disputes.

The tavern was known for attracting quarrellers who often turned arguments into physical confrontations.
The two quarrellers had to be separated before their heated exchange escalated into a fight.

A person who frequently raises trivial objections, criticizes minor details, or argues over insignificant matters.

The meeting became exhausting because the quarreller challenged every minor detail.
Nobody wanted to work with the persistent quarreller who turned simple discussions into petty disputes.