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umbrage
noun as in personal displeasure
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Relying on simply repeating Trump’s tirades to stoke voters’ umbrage has never worked, and it won’t work now.
Kagan also appeared to take umbrage with Michel's claim.
Trump ridiculed the Democrats; the Democrats recoiled in wounded umbrage.
And so Geragos took umbrage at efforts by prosecutors to prevent or limit his team from speaking about the 1972 death of Hunter Biden’s mother and sister in a car crash or the 2015 death of his brother due to brain cancer.
After draining a three-pointer over Victoria Vivians midway in the second quarter, Clark took umbrage with the tight defensive coverage and an apparent bump after the shot.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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