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Meanings of bitter in anglès
Being harsh or corrosive in tone.
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Examples for "bitterly"
Examples for "bitterly"
1
Part of that journey would be over the bitterly cold North Sea.
2
This is afterward, Ivan thought bitterly, and, yes, I have a question.
3
Despite the bitterly cold conditions both sides produced some very entertaining rugby.
4
This is a chain of events bitterly denied by the US government.
5
The poor fellow was in a pitiable state; he was crying bitterly.
1
The air was cold; it blew at moments piercingly from the river.
2
The night was piercingly cold, the bed merely a board of wood.
3
Though the breeze was moderate this morning the air was piercingly keen.
4
It was almost too warm, although the weather outside was piercingly cold.
5
Ted looked piercingly at his friend, but Richard's face was perfectly grave.
1
Every Labour activist says the fight to avert Brexit is nail-bitingly close.
2
The wind had us on the stern, and hurried us bitingly forward.
3
The midnight air was bitingly cold, but she did not feel it.
4
It's a brilliantly sunny, bitingly cold day in the glens of Antrim.
5
And then one day he permitted his wit to be bitingly imprudent.
Usage of bitter in anglès
1
Disputes leave bitter problems, however, that no amount of money ever solves.
2
This new reality has caused bitter exchanges on social media, straining friendships.
3
A bitter controversy in debate with Mr. Blaine assumed a personal character.
4
A bitter reconciliation between Poland and West Germany has already taken place.
5
I apparently waited too long, however, because they'd already gone horribly bitter.
6
IRAN: Conservative and reformist forces are locked in bitter struggle in Iran.
7
This led to a bitter war of words between the two camps.
8
The bitter battle convinced Bouygues of the need to secure family control.
9
Right to the bitter end, Tom Brady still believed it was possible.
10
Samaria and the central district were in the hands of bitter enemies.
11
The bitter words suggests this latest battle may not be resolved soon.
12
For the second time in a week he felt hurt and bitter.
13
The reality will be yet another bitter pill for hard-pressed Irish taxpayers.
14
Ask the rabble which they want: a bitter yellow powder or war.
15
The bitter custody battle included an investigation by family services into Pitt.
16
Inch by bitter, fighting inch Paul saw Loren forced to give way.
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