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resentment

[ri-zent-muhnt] / rɪˈzɛnt mənt /


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So far, the areas reclaimed by government forces have been mainly Arab, where locals had resentments against the SDF.

From BBC

Three centuries of Danish colonization has spurred a range of resentments between the island’s Inuit residents and faraway Copenhagen.

From The Wall Street Journal

But prosecutors argue there is "a leap in logic" as to why Yamagami directed his resentment of the church at Abe.

From BBC

Otherwise, no one will feel like they’re getting a fair deal, and it will turn into one of those family stories, steeped in bitterness and resentment, that will linger for years.

From MarketWatch

Racial resentment is a scale that social scientists have used to describe and measure anti-Black prejudice since the 1980s.

From Salon