معنی کلمه truculent

having a bad state of mind, or behaving in a threatening manner:
He was a truculent bully.

On occasion, this parochialism hardens into a truculent xenophobia.
From Cambridge English Corpus
We are told that it was not the facts themselves, it was the tone—so truculent, so swashbuckling, so provocative.
From the Hansard archive
It is not because he has been truculent or provocative or jingo, but because he has pushed the virtue of patience almost to a fault.
From the Hansard archive
It is true to say that we may be prickly, difficult and truculent.
From the Hansard archive
However, it has been suggested that if trade unions are too troublesome, truculent and disruptive members may be sent to prison.
From the Hansard archive
She struggled through a cross-examination conducted by a truculent defence barrister.
From the Hansard archive
They began by being truculent and difficult, understandably.
From the Hansard archive
If the truculent person is the last person out, there will still be staff there.
From the Hansard archive
The most truculent were always those who could not be identified with any particular principle.
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They suffer from a kind of nostalgia; indeed, it has become—if one can associate two such dissimilar

I found him truculent and unpleasant.

آنها به بالا دستی ترین، وحشیانه ترین و خشن ترین حالت رفتار کردند.