rankled (Meaning)

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rankled (imp. & p. p.)

of Rankle

His condescending tone rankled me deeply, leaving a bitter taste in my mouth.
The injustice of the situation rankled her conscience, prompting her to speak out.
Their constant criticism rankled his ego, making him question his own abilities.
The lack of recognition for her contributions rankled her, fueling her determination to prove herself.
His arrogant demeanor rankled the entire team, creating a hostile work environment.
The blatant favoritism rankled the underappreciated employees, leading to resentment and tension.
The unfounded accusations rankled his reputation, casting a shadow over his integrity.
The glaring disparities rankled the community's sense of fairness, sparking protests and unrest.
His constant interruptions rankled his colleagues, disrupting their productivity and focus.
The unfair treatment rankled their spirits, extinguishing their enthusiasm and dampening their hopes.

of Rankle

infuriated, infuriate, indignant, outraged, furious, mad, ballistic, enraged, angry,angered

accommodating, pleased, delighted, accepting, amenable, friendly, agreeable, accommodating,pleased, agreeable

His condescending tone rankled me deeply, leaving a bitter taste in my mouth.

The injustice of the situation rankled her conscience, prompting her to speak out.

Their constant criticism rankled his ego, making him question his own abilities.

The lack of recognition for her contributions rankled her, fueling her determination to prove herself.