rancorous

Partisan politics is why the subject is so rancorous.

Software which violates this principle will, at the very least, generate rancorous debate, if not be pulled outright.

A rancorous debate broke out inside Google once about the suitability of Google's infrastructure for solving 'real' problems.

Previously couples had to apportion blame for the marriage breakdown, which encouraged it to be an adversarial and rancorous process.

Consider the Rosenbergs, or David Irvine, or Sir Anthony Blunt, and how rancorous debate got.

It was a rancorous election in a deeply conservative community, even though the challenger got nowhere near the votes required to win.

Threads on IP here & everywhere are rancorous in extreme & deservedly so.

There's a healthy, and sometimes rancorous discussion going on over here.

That seems like something I'd have heard rancorous complaints about if it was actually happening.

It ends up creating a fractious, rancorous, and mutually distrustful society.

It's enormously relieving seeing such rancorous disgust on display here.

This debate has gotten rancorous enough as it is.

The ivermectin debate could be summed up as "once we exclude obviously fraudulent papers, what do we have left" which is why it was so rancorous.

That is a method of reasoning — an enthymeme — which rouses the bitterest feelings of sullen and rancorous hatred." This is a really big problem because people who attain management positions are often very good at understanding and then manipulating what other people think about them; this is how they were able to rise to their current ranks.

I agree, in the first 3 paragraphs I shook my head 3 times "two people familiar with the matter said." <- so you made it up "threatens to renew the rancorous debate over the role of the government’s top computer experts." <- you made this up as well "Heartbleed appears to be one of the biggest glitches in the Internet’s history" <- Not even close.