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bitterness

[bit-er-nis] / ˈbɪt ər nɪs /




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The only thing worse, he said with bitterness in his voice, was the Russia Lenin had built.

From Seattle Times

As for his relationship with the Mariners, any lingering bitterness that might have existed is long gone, he said emphatically.

From Seattle Times

Pervasive in the scroll is the artist's "solitude, a sense of isolation subtly expressed and presented...as a state of his life, without self-pity or bitterness," notes Siva Kumar, a leading art historian.

From BBC

For borrowers around the country, the ruling brought bitterness and frustration, even for those who anticipated the plan’s rejection by the conservative justices.

From Seattle Times

And that fans can get swept up in a vortex of venom that justifies, reinforces, and ramps up their heat-of-the-moment bitterness.

From Seattle Times