Noun
Alt. of Petulancy
Source: Webster's dictionaryOften their grievances were real; often they complained from sheer petulance. Jack Vance
Great allowances ought to be made for the petulance of persons laboring under ill-health. Samuel Richardson
Anthony Martial was stupid in letting Erik Lamela get to him, and became responsible for an act of petulance that was never going to go unpunished with VAR. Source: Internet
That pique and petulance followed him onto the stage in Nashville. Source: Internet
Albarn shouts, sneers, and does his best to instill real menace into his reckless water-bottle splashes; he squeezes out every possible last ounce of petulance. Source: Internet
Guilt and general petulance will do that to a man. Source: Internet