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Meanings of much bitterness in English

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Usage of much bitterness in English
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The project has caused much bitterness among well-to-do Jews in the area.
The new yorker
2
How much bitterness did the jealous policeman have stored in his gut?
A beautiful place to die
3
If life has sweets, with how much bitterness is it not mixed?
Good Sense
4
He said it without too much bitterness and set about the book anyway.
Salem’s Lot
5
There wouldn't be much bitterness: it wasn't as though we were still lovers.
The End of the Affair
6
Such a situation of mind is frequently attended with much bitterness.
Corinne; Or, Italy. Volume 1 (of 2)
7
For the Irish fans, it was hard to muster much bitterness.
The Irish Times
8
Ransom's, so much bitterness as she saw lurking beneath his exaggerations, his misrepresentations.
The Bostonians, Vol. II (of II)
9
How much bitterness, how much hateful rivalry would have been spared!
As We Were Saying
10
Iraq still caused too much bitterness and obstructed sensible analysis of the broader picture.
A journey: my political life
11
Upon the morrow I repented me already with much bitterness.
Bardelys the Magnificent / Being an account of the strange wooin...
12
Her heart sank at the thought, and she sighed, anticipating much bitterness and disappointment.
Esther Waters
13
Even though you harbour so much bitterness towards me.
The viscount and the virgin
14
Even then there was some litigation and much bitterness.
The Long White Cloud: "Ao Tea Roa"
15
I laughed, too, with as much bitterness as amusement.
Seize the night
16
One worthy old gentleman said, with much bitterness: "Temperance has done for funerals."
Customs and Fashions in Old New England
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