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Embitter

usgb/ɪmˈbɪtər/Volume
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Embitter implies a feeling that develops over time, not suddenly. SlideYears of unfair treatment embittered the workers.
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The anger from 'embitter' is deep and long-lasting, not just annoyance. SlideShe was embittered by the constant criticism and doubted herself.
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Embitter often relates to personal experiences rather than general situations. SlideThe cheating scandal embittered fans who had trusted the athlete.