Resentment Mnemonic
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resentment
resentment
/ɹɪˈzɛntmənt/
Examples
- The following defects are the cause of resentment, anger and hatred.
- Americans are resentful of the French for this.
- Mistrust and resentment was on the ascendancy.
- I resent his arrogance.
- It is letting go of the burden of resentment.
- They resent the emphasis on the Nazi account.
- He is resentful of the world for his imprisonment.
- The sources of resentment in the two groups are different.
- The speech aroused resentment among the crowd.
- Alex remains resentful of Peter's selfishness and irresponsibility.
a feeling of deep and bitter anger and ill-will
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"Re + Sent + Mint. She sent back the mint because she felt bitter dislike."
Re + Send + Mint. She got a mint instead of her gift, and resents it badly ever since.
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