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gall
noun as in nerve, brashness
verb as in upset, irritate
Example Sentences
The most galling part of this defeat is what it could have done to Australia.
Many were particularly galled about a provision in the U.S. plan that extended amnesty for actions taken by all parties during the war.
Ms Dyson says she found the aftercare galling, and says this is commonplace for many women.
As galling as it is to lose three games on home soil, this was an experience England needed before the World Cup.
The concurrent spending on infrastructure was particularly galling to female athletes and some alumni, according to SwimSwam.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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