imbittering (Meaning)

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imbittering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Imbitter

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The acrid smoke imbittered the air, leaving a lingering taste of bitterness.
The news of the tragedy imbittered her heart, leaving her filled with sorrow.
The betrayal of her friend imbittered their relationship, shattering their bond.
The imbittering words of the critic cut deep, leaving a wound on her soul.
The constant setbacks and failures imbittered his spirit, turning him into a cynical recluse.
The imbittering poverty of her childhood left a lasting mark on her, shaping her into a resilient survivor.
The imbittering injustice of the world weighed heavily on his mind, fueling his passion for activism.
The imbittering loss of a loved one left a void in his life, leaving him forever changed.
The imbittering loneliness of old age consumed him, leaving him isolated and alone.
The imbittering memories of past mistakes haunted him, casting a shadow over his present happiness.

of Imbitter

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The acrid smoke imbittered the air, leaving a lingering taste of bitterness.

The news of the tragedy imbittered her heart, leaving her filled with sorrow.

The betrayal of her friend imbittered their relationship, shattering their bond.

The imbittering words of the critic cut deep, leaving a wound on her soul.