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embittering Meaning
embittering
to cause bitter feeling in, to make bitter, to excite bitter feelings in
embittering Sentence Examples
- The embittering betrayal left a deep scar on her heart, rendering her wary of future relationships.
- The embittering custody battle drained his resources and filled him with a profound sense of despair.
- The embittering injustice of the situation made it difficult for her to find solace or closure.
- Her childhood experiences were embittering, shaping her into a cynical and distrustful adult.
- The embittering poverty he endured fueled his determination to escape his circumstances.
- The embittering loss of her loved ones left an unfillable void in her life.
- The embittering realization of his failure haunted him relentlessly, shattering his confidence.
- The embittering criticism he received stifled his creativity and made it impossible for him to fully express himself.
- The embittering experience of discrimination left him forever scarred and wary of society.
- The embittering betrayal by those he trusted caused him to withdraw into himself, cutting off all connections with the outside world.
FAQs About the word embittering
to cause bitter feeling in, to make bitter, to excite bitter feelings in
infuriating, antagonizing,enraging, angering, estranging, souring,aggravating, envenoming, maddening, setting (against)
pacifying, placating,ingratiating, appeasing, endearing,sweetening,mollifying, propitiating, assuaging
The embittering betrayal left a deep scar on her heart, rendering her wary of future relationships.
The embittering custody battle drained his resources and filled him with a profound sense of despair.
The embittering injustice of the situation made it difficult for her to find solace or closure.
Her childhood experiences were embittering, shaping her into a cynical and distrustful adult.
