Verb:

ବିରକ୍ତିକର |, ଅସୁସ୍ଥ କର |, ତିକ୍ତ |, ତୀବ୍ର ବିରୋଧ କରିବା |,

embitter's Usage Examples:

good job skills, Seattle Times, July 31, 2005 Unfairness of life can embitter you if you let it[permanent dead link], Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Tag.

The disappointment embitters Pappachi: In the years to come, even though he had been ill-humored long.

Post-traumatic embitterment disorder has been linked to resentment, in some cases.

As the last notes die away, we see his embittered and alienated adulthood.

expedition, Meyrick strongly supported his master, and is credited with embittering the relations between the two leaders.

before the Chinese invaded in 1950", but believes that the holiday will embitter Tibetans.

been acting chief justice on Wray"s retirement; within three months, embittered by this and experiencing chronic liver trouble (likely malarial, or related.

include portraying a lawyer in the mini-series Unforgiven (2009), an embittered servant in the first three series of the costume drama Downton Abbey (2010–2012).

He rescinds the two reforms of King Amanullah which had most embittered the population - the suppression of the purdah and the secularizing of.

The disappointment embitters Pappachi:ReferencesFurther readingSchintlmeister, Alexander (2004).

This spurred Tom to essentially abandon Gaia in hopes of sparing her from Oliver's attentions, which would embitter her towards her father and cause her to become emotionally withdrawn and antisocial.

Mr Block went to work with his father, a period he describes as “very embittering” as he was “lied to by a parade of management” of internet companies.

Sorcha Cusack as the commonsensical gran and Gerard Horan as an embittered victim of rural blight fill out.

Synonyms:

envenom, acerbate, resent,

Antonyms:

wish, like,