altercate

/ˈɔːltərkeɪt/
verb
  1. To argue or dispute angrily; to quarrel.
    • The two neighbors would altercate loudly over the property line every weekend.
    • The politicians began to altercate during the debate, raising their voices at each other.
    • It's not productive to altercate with customers; instead, listen to their concerns.
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