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resentment

Definition for resentment
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I know it’s fiction with extremes, but it feels very specific to the times we’re living in — how tempting it is to lean into the anger or resentment we’re feeling.

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On Wednesday, the buildup of resentment that might make that possible came into full focus in Washington, as Congress opened up to anything but business as usual.

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Political parties, he warns, will exploit the data to redraw quotas or convert caste resentment into electoral capital.

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But fairness as a first principle is a prescription for grievance and resentment, and that’s still too much of what is being sold to young women.

I felt guilty that he was on our third floor while Gio and Roman were on the second, but I didn’t want to put Nicolas in with one of them and have any resentment.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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