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Meanings of great bitterness in English
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Usage of great bitterness in English
1
And repeating the words to himself with great bitterness, he hurried away.
2
It was a mistake,' he added, in a tone of great bitterness.
3
Reflection alone leads you to thoughts more compassionate, but of great bitterness.
4
Just for an instant a great bitterness welled up in him.
5
And there was in his voice a sound of great bitterness.
6
He denounced with great bitterness all specialists whatever, and particularly doctors and engineers.
7
Did you cherish in your heart such great bitterness against him?
8
The Secretary was personally attacked with great bitterness in the course of the debates.
9
The girl glanced back at him over her shoulder and said with great bitterness:
10
This last ejaculation was made almost lightly, but it involved great bitterness of spirit.
11
Both parties mean well; but they unhappily cherish towards each other great bitterness of feeling.
12
Another great bitterness in Mrs. Churton's cup resulted from the conduct of her irreclaimable husband.
13
Mr Disraeli, in a speech of great bitterness, taunted the prime-minister with his change of views.
14
A great bitterness suddenly welled up in her.
15
There is great bitterness in reference to women.
16
But in his heart was a great bitterness.
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