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bitter

[bit-er] / ˈbɪt ər /




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It's allowed her to be more present for her other daughters, who were 21 and 25 when Ann died, without being "bitter" about her loss.

From BBC

He is bitter and scared, and he has lost the ability to reason rationally, if he ever had that ability.

From Salon

"I no longer live feeling bitter," she says.

From BBC

Rahman's appeal for unity is a bid to heal rifts in a country polarised by years of bitter rivalry.

From Barron's

The sale also came after activist investor Engine Capital launched a proxy battle at the company, pushing for a sale amid a bitter board dispute.

From Barron's