19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Cavil' in a Sentence

"To raise irritating and trivial objections; find fault unnecessarily, often followed by 'at' or 'about'." more

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While on the phone call, she was cavilling at the poor reception.

As the chef prepared the exquisite dish, the food critic was caviling about the choice of herbs.

While the orchestra played harmoniously, one musician was caviling about the sheet music's font size.

The customer was cavilling about the pricing of the products at the store.

He was cavilling about the slow service at the restaurant last night.

Despite the beautiful scenery, she was cavilling about the weather during the hike.

The employee was cavilling about the new office layout.

As the designer showcased the new collection, fashion critics were caviling about the choice of colors.

The team was celebrating victory, but one player was caviling about the referee's decisions.

While the scientist was presenting groundbreaking research, a skeptic in the audience was caviling at the methodology.

While we were enjoying the play, she was caviling about the uncomfortable seats.

While enjoying the movie, she was cavilling at the inconsistencies in the plot.

As they explored the museum, he couldn't help but was cavilling at the arrangement of the exhibits.

The professor was cavilling at the students' questions during the lecture.

He was caviling at the speaker's pronunciation during the language class.

During the heated debate, she was cavilling at her opponent's arguments.

During the diplomatic negotiations, representatives were caviling over minor details in the treaty.

Even in the midst of celebration, he was cavilling about the choice of music at the party.

The customer was caviling about the slight scratch on the new car's paint.

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