belligerent in a sentence

a., n.

Definition

Belligerent: inclined or eager to fight; hostile or aggressive in attitude or behavior.

The belligerent behavior of the players escalated the tension during the match.
She had a belligerent attitude that made it difficult for her to maintain friendships.
The belligerent nations refused to engage in peaceful negotiations.
His belligerent remarks during the debate shocked the audience.
Despite his belligerent demeanor, he was quite sensitive underneath.
The belligerent crowd demanded justice after the controversial decision was announced.
They were warned about the belligerent group that had been causing disturbances in the area.
His belligerent stance on the issue alienated many potential allies.
The film depicted a belligerent character who thrived on conflict and chaos.
After years of belligerent behavior, he finally sought help to manage his anger.