Petulant: Definition, Usage, and Example Sentences
Petulant (adjective): Childishly sulky or bad-tempered; showing sudden, impatient irritation.
Examples in Context
- The child was petulant when her parents denied her candy.
- Her petulant attitude made it hard to interact with friends.
- The petulant politician often stormed out of meetings when things didn't go his way.
- The petulant employee resigned after a negative performance review.
- The petulant athlete threw a tantrum when substituted out of the game.
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