amaritude (Meaning)
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amaritude (n.)
Bitterness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of amaritude
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amaritude Sentence Examples
- The amaritude of the medicine lingered in her mouth long after she had swallowed it.
- His amaritude towards the failed business deal was evident in his curt responses.
- The breakup left a taste of amaritude in her heart, making it difficult to move on.
- The courtroom was filled with amaritude as the bitter legal battle unfolded.
- Despite their years of friendship, there was an unexpected amaritude in her tone during the argument.
- The critic's review was marked by amaritude, reflecting his displeasure with the film.
- The team's amaritude over the defeat was palpable, casting a somber mood in the locker room.
- Even in the face of success, he couldn't shake off the amaritude of past failures.
- The divorce proceedings were fraught with amaritude, revealing the depth of their disagreements.
- Over time, the amaritude of resentment seeped into their relationship, eroding the once-strong bond.
FAQs About the word amaritude
Bitterness.
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No antonyms found.
The amaritude of the medicine lingered in her mouth long after she had swallowed it.
His amaritude towards the failed business deal was evident in his curt responses.
The breakup left a taste of amaritude in her heart, making it difficult to move on.
The courtroom was filled with amaritude as the bitter legal battle unfolded.
