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dudgeon

/ˈdʌdʒən/

Tradução: Sentimento de profunda indignação ou ressentimento, geralmente causado por uma ofensa ou injustiça.

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noun

/ˈdʌdʒən/C2formal
  • ptSentimento de profunda indignação ou ressentimento, geralmente causado por uma ofensa ou injustiça.

A feeling of anger or deep resentment, especially as a reaction to a perceived insult or injustice.

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  1. A state of deep offence and resentment.C2formal

    Intense displeasure and wounded pride provoked by a slight or an unfair act; often encountered in the phrase ‘in high dudgeon’, describing someone who storms off or acts with haughty indignation.

    ptIndignação profunda e ressentimento.

    • He left the meeting in high dudgeon after his proposal was ridiculed.
    • Her face flushed with dudgeon when she heard the snide remark.
    • The ambassador returned to his embassy in great dudgeon over the leaked memo.
    • She wrote a letter full of dudgeon to the editor about the misrepresentation.
    • The employee resigned in dudgeon after being passed over for promotion.

    Sinônimosdispleasureexasperationhuffindignationireoffensepiqueresentmentumbragewrath

Formas
  • dudgeons' possessive plural form
  • dudgeon's possessive singular form
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