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bitterness

/ˈbɪt.ə.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el sabor amargo o desagradable, o un sentimiento intenso de resentimiento, enfado y desilusión causado por una experiencia injusta o dolorosa.

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noun

/ˈbɪt.ə.nəs/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el sabor amargo o desagradable, o un sentimiento intenso de resentimiento, enfado y desilusión causado por una experiencia injusta o dolorosa.

A noun describing a state or quality of having a sharp, unpleasant taste or a feeling of deep anger and resentment.

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  1. Resentment or angerB2formal

    A deep and persistent feeling of anger and resentment, often due to a past injustice or disappointment.

    esRencor

    • Years of bitterness over the unfair treatment finally boiled over.
    • She spoke with bitterness about her former employer.
    • The divorce left a trail of bitterness between the families.

    Sinónimosacrimonyanimosityembittermentgallgrudgehostilityrancorresentmentsournessspite

    Antónimosacceptancecontentmentforgivenessgoodwillsweetness

  2. Harsh or acerbic mannerC1formal

    A rough, sharp, or unfriendly way of speaking or behaving.

    esAcerbidad

    • His bitterness of tone made the conversation uncomfortable.
    • There was a bitterness in her reply that surprised everyone.
    • The critic's review was full of bitterness and sarcasm.

    Sinónimosacerbityacrimonyasperityharshnessrancorsharpnessspleenvirulence

    Antónimosamiabilitycordialitygentlenesskindnessmildnesssweetness

  3. Sharp taste sensationB1formalculinary

    The sharp, often unpleasant taste experienced when consuming substances like quinine, coffee, or dark chocolate.

    esSabor amargo

    • The bitterness of the black coffee woke him up instantly.
    • She added sugar to reduce the bitterness of the tonic water.
    • The bitterness of the dark chocolate was too intense for her.

    Sinónimosacridityacridnessharshnesspungencysharpness

    Antónimossaccharinitysweetness

  4. Unpleasant flavor qualityB1formalculinary

    The inherent property of a substance that produces a harsh, acrid taste on the tongue.

    esSabor amargo

    • The bitterness of the medicine made it hard to swallow.
    • Some vegetables, like kale, have a natural bitterness.
    • The bitterness of the grapefruit was balanced by the sweetness of the honey.

    Sinónimosacerbityacridityacridnessharshnesspungencysharpnesstartness

    Antónimossweetness

Formas
  • bitternesses plural form
  • bitternesses' possessive plural form
  • bitterness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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