cavil (noun)

1. During the debate, Ted tried to make a cavil about the pronunciation of a word, but no one found it funny.

2. In the magical land of Eldrith, the fairy queen used to cavil with her subjects whenever they presented new ideas.

3. The interior designer could not accept any cavil about the positioning of the furniture in the room she had meticulously designed.

4. In the distant future, robots developed the ability to cavil with their human creators, often questioning their decisions and motives.

1. She couldn't help but cavil at his choice of restaurant, even though she knew it was just a trivial complaint.

2. The protagonist's tendency to cavil about every little noise only heightened the suspense in the horror movie.

3. The designer's attention to detail was evident in the way they would cavil over the positioning of every single piece of furniture.

4. In the anime, the main character would often cavil about the smallest things, providing comedic relief for the viewers.