embitterment

That’s apt because Williams is ultimately less interested in the embitterments of the world than in the ability, indeed the necessity, of masking the bad taste of unfairness with love.

One might imagine that such vague embitterment stems from his father's distaste for the country, despite the family having strong financial ties to it.

Most Syrians, nonetheless, place blame for the shortages squarely on their government, according to residents, reflecting the depth of the building embitterment.

Christmas draws our thoughts to the passing of time, and to the concomitant dangers of embitterment, of deterioration as a person.

Both options have always felt a little extreme, suggesting embitterment and resentment, when maybe you just need time off from the person while wounds are licked.