15 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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I am cavilling at the choice of colors for the new website design.
They have cavilled about the new office layout.
The toddler will be caviling at the lack of cookies in the pantry.
Instead of enjoying the movie, Tim chose to cavil about the unrealistic special effects.
By the wedding day, they will have cavilled over the choice of flowers for hours.
We have been cavilling over the plot twists in the latest movie.
He has been caviling at the lack of variety in the menu.
The teacher reminded the students not to cavil during the exam and focus on their own papers.
She is caviling at the color scheme of the new website.
While we discuss the project, he is caviling about the choice of font.
She always finds something to cavil at in her friend's choice of clothing.
He has been cavilling about the weather, claiming it ruins his plans.
Some people tend to cavil about the smallest details in a movie's plot.
We have been caviling about the delayed flights.
The customer was caviling about the slight scratch on the new car's paint.
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