truculence

One day, it might even suit the Kremlin to encourage this truculence.

pugnacity, belligerent, bellicose, truculence, jingoist, nihilist, chauvinist.

His truculence often makes it difficult to have a civil conversation with him.

The manager's truculence towards his employees created a toxic work environment.

Her truculence in negotiations often leads to conflicts with other parties.

The player's truculence on the field intimidated the opposing team.

Dealing with his truculence requires a lot of patience and understanding.

The teacher had to address the student's truculence in the classroom.

The politician's truculence in debates often alienates potential supporters.

The customer's truculence towards the staff resulted in his removal from the store.

The coach had to address the player's truculence towards his teammates.

Her truculence in social situations often makes others uncomfortable.