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Meanings of bitter aftertaste in English
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Usage of bitter aftertaste in English
1
It's rarely used alone, since it packs a particularly bitter aftertaste.
2
Gwynplaine realized this now in the bitter aftertaste of that consent.
3
That the Bulls needed such heroics left the Kings with a bitter aftertaste.
4
But the weaponry and the other equipment left a bitter aftertaste, a foreboding.
5
The coffee was nice and hot, but it had a mildly bitter aftertaste.
6
But for now, the tea leaves produce a bitter aftertaste.
7
Only Koch's pride in bad governance leaves a bitter aftertaste.
8
It smelled a little burnt and had a bitter aftertaste.
9
People complained that it had a disagreeably bitter aftertaste.
10
But aggressive bidding can leave a bitter aftertaste.
11
Greek deal leaves bitter aftertaste Berlin was right to point out that Athens had lost Europe's trust.
12
That wood made a fragrant smoke that left a bitter aftertaste in the back of the throat.
13
The restructuring saw all lenders take significant haircuts or agree to extended repayment schemes, leaving a bitter aftertaste.
14
There was the softness of a bed under him and the bitter aftertaste of Migrainol on his tongue.
15
He said it lightly, but there was a bitter aftertaste to his emotions, and Honor quirked an eyebrow.
16
Then there came a bitter aftertaste.
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