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bitter

[bit-er] / ˈbɪt ər /




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By contrast, the frequently angry and bitter Saul at least has the kind of shadings that make him a worthy frenemy, and “David” could have mined more conflict from the relationship between the two.

From The Wall Street Journal

Newcastle players and staff recognised they won't truly be able to make amends for that damaging derby defeat against Sunderland until they meet their bitter rivals again in the reverse fixture in March.

From BBC

But Ms. Williams and Mr. Kail emphasize the bitter bravery and allegiance to living a life free of lies that Anna embodies.

From The Wall Street Journal

The government's policy of slaughtering entire herds where a single animal has been infected has run up against bitter opposition from two of the three main farmers' unions.

From BBC

Similarly, salty, sweet, bitter and sour cannot comprehensively describe all flavors.

From The Wall Street Journal