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Meanings of very bitter in English

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Usage of very bitter in English
1
He felt very bitter against her; he would not soften the blow.
Vane of the Timberlands
2
Perhaps-butvery bitter in the memory of many of us now living.
A Straight Deal; Or, The Ancient Grudge
3
Opinion in general, especially French opinion, has been very bitter toward her.
Women of Modern France
4
They say she has grown very bitter and haughty in her manner.
T. Tembarom
5
For this reason the working people became very bitter toward the Chinese.
History of California
6
Through such men as he comes very bitter sorrow in this world.
The Love Affairs of an Old Maid
7
He says Merwell is very bitter against you and Porter and Lawrence.
Dave Porter in the Gold Fields; Or, The Search for the Landslide...
8
Then he took another gulp of his lemonade and says, very bitter:
Ma Pettengill
9
He was cured of one thing, but the medicine was very bitter.
Fifty Famous Fables
10
The last four-and-twenty hours had been very bitter with Sir John Ball.
Miss Mackenzie
11
There was no letter, and the young man showed very bitter disappointment.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 02 — Fiction
12
That it is unfortunate, grievous, and very bitter I am quite sure.
North America — Volume 1
13
He is feeling very bitter now, but he will get over it.
A Poor Wise Man
14
They are very bitter on weather that cannot make up its mind.
The Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow
15
As a matter of fact, I am feeling very bitter towards you.
The Pawns Count
16
That old woman is there, and she is very bitter against me.
The American Senator
This collocation consists of:
Very bitter through the time
Very bitter across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common