querulous

The word “querulous” has 3 syllables: quer-u-lous

It's pronounced as /ˈkwɛrələs/


What is synonym and antonym for querulous?

In the thesaurus, “querulous” has 67 synonyms and 24 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for querulous along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for querulous

  • antsy
  • bearish
  • bemoaning
  • cantankerous
  • captious
  • carping
  • censorious
  • choleric
  • complaining
  • crabby
  • cranky
  • critical
  • cross
  • crotchety
  • crying
  • deploring
  • discontented
  • disgruntled
  • displeased
  • dissatisfied
  • edgy
  • fault-finding
  • fidgety
  • fretful
  • fussy
  • grouchy
  • grousing
  • grumbling
  • grumbly
  • grumpy
  • huffy
  • irascible
  • irritable
  • lamenting
  • nervous
  • ornery
  • out of sorts
  • peevish
  • perverse
  • pettish
  • petulant
  • plaintive
  • quick-tempered
  • restive
  • restless
  • scrappy
  • short-tempered
  • snappish
  • snappy
  • snippy
  • sour
  • squirmy
  • testy
  • thin-skinned
  • touchy
  • twitchy
  • uneasy
  • uptight
  • wailing
  • waspish
  • waspy
  • whimpering
  • whining
  • whiny
  • wiggly
  • worrisome
  • wriggly

Antonyms for querulous

Meanings of querulous

  • adjective
    1. Often complaining; suggesting a complaint in expression; fretful, whining.

Example Sentences

  • Despite his best efforts to remain calm, his querulous tone betrayed his frustration.
  • The child's querulous complaints about the long car ride echoed throughout the vehicle.
  • Her querulous demeanor made it challenging to have a productive conversation with her.
  • The querulous customer demanded to speak to the manager about the service.
  • The politician's querulous remarks only served to further divide the audience.

On this page you'll find 91 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to querulous, such as: accommodating, affable, agreeable, amiable, antsy, bearish, bemoaning.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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