rancour (Meaning)
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rancour (n)
a feeling of deep and bitter anger and ill-will
Synonyms & Antonyms of rancour
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
rancour Sentence Examples
- The rancour between the neighbors over the property line dispute escalated into a bitter feud.
- The athlete's defeat fueled a deep-seated rancour toward his opponents.
- The political rivalry was characterized by personal attacks and an abundance of rancour.
- The family gathering was marred by long-held rancour that erupted into a heated argument.
- The divorce proceedings were acrimonious, leaving both parties filled with rancour.
- The debate sparked off a surge of rancour on social media, dividing people into opposing camps.
- The unresolved grievance between the employees and management created a climate of rancour in the workplace.
- The failed peace negotiations exacerbated the rancour between the warring factions.
- The scars of the conflict left a legacy of rancour that haunted the region for generations.
- The betrayal of trust shattered the fragile bonds of friendship, leaving behind a bitter taste of rancour.
FAQs About the word rancour
a feeling of deep and bitter anger and ill-will
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rancour between the neighbors over the property line dispute escalated into a bitter feud.
The athlete's defeat fueled a deep-seated rancour toward his opponents.
The political rivalry was characterized by personal attacks and an abundance of rancour.
The family gathering was marred by long-held rancour that erupted into a heated argument.
