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View definitions for bitterly

bitterly

adverb as in hard

adverb as in scathingly

adverb as in sourly

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Politics here has become increasingly bitterly polarised, as Georgian Dream, under the guiding force of Georgia's richest man, Bidzina Ivanishvili, seeks a fourth term of power.

From BBC

The wind is bitterly cold and the mini dragon roller-coaster and merry-go-round we are looking at both stand empty and still.

From BBC

Tensions had been running high on a campus still feeling reverberations from this spring’s demonstrations, which bitterly divided the campus and turned violent when a pro-Palestinian encampment was attacked by counter-protesters.

Jackson Women's Health, the Supreme Court decision that ended abortion rights, it was a truism in the Beltway press that Americans were "bitterly divided" on abortion.

From Salon

Although the process is meant to remain confidential, leaks suggest one major problem is intransigence by members of the panel on one issue that is currently bitterly dividing the Church; blessings for same-sex couples.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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