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Meanings of so bitter in English

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Usage of so bitter in English
1
Yes, young; that is why it is so bitter to think of.
A Crystal Age
2
Seldom has a high-scoring win over France at Twickenham been so bitter-sweet.
The Guardian
3
The disappointment was so keen, so bitter, she could not overcome it.
Wife in Name Only
4
There is no humiliation so bitter as that of a rejected offering.
The Squire of Sandal-Side: A Pastoral Romance
5
Kate, it is no time for so bitter an estrangement as this.
The Deserter
6
These last two words were whispers so bitter they made Roger cold.
His Family
7
And her tone was so bitter that the other ladies fell silent.
Private life
8
Why have the immortal gods made the cup of life so bitter?
Zenobia; or, the Fall of Palmyra
9
You might call moments like this bittersweet if they weren't so bitter.
The Guardian
10
It had a bitter taste, though not so bitter as acorn paste.
A Dance with Dragons
11
But the questions which were asked him were in themselves so bitter!
Dr. Wortle's School
12
The child's tears were so bitter, that my uncle, without thinking, said-
Adela Cathcart, Volume 2
13
But why is your voice so bitter when you speak of him?
The Ward of King Canute: A Romance of the Danish Conquest
14
Well, now let me ask why you are so bitter against me?
Revenge!
15
Rarely has victory tasted so bitter, for both the French left and right.
The Irish Times
16
Yes, it was the remembrance of that which made the trial so bitter.
Birds of Prey
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United Kingdom
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