embitter|embittered|embittering|embitters in English

verb

[em·bit·ter || ɪm'bɪtə]

cause bitterness, sour; cause resentment

Use "embitter|embittered|embittering|embitters" in a sentence

1. Embitter definition, to make bitter; cause to feel bitterness: Failure has emBittered him

2. Hops serve to embitter beer.

3. Failure has embittered her.

4. Repeated failures embittered him.

5. These injustices embittered her even more.

6. He was embittered by his failures.

7. We were embittered by his callousness.

8. She was embittered by her many disappointments.

9. 16 Skepticism is the sadism of embittered souls.

10. The artist was embittered by public neglect.

11. The loss of all his money embitter the old man.

12. He had turned into an embittered, hardened adult.

13. That reminder, however, will probably only serve to further embitter Tibetans.

14. Such catastrophe was of course likely to embitter the French nation.

15. Fathers, do not embitter your children, or they will become discouraged.

16. Years of caring for her ageing parents had embittered her.

17. NIV Fathers, do not embitter your children, or they will become discouraged.

18. Do these embitter us or tempt us to repay like for like?

19. They ignored all her pleas and she became very embittered.

20. Is my constituent right to feel embittered against the Government?

21. The experience has turned him into a sad and embittered man.

22. You are not fit to mix with the world - it would only embitter you.

23. (Genesis 22:17) Abraham did not become embittered or discouraged, however.

24. Antonyms for Assuage include aggravate, exacerbate, embitter, enrage, heighten, increase, infuriate, intensify, madden and provoke

25. Synonyms for Acidulate include embitter, envenom, alienate, anger, antagonise, antagonize, poison, sour, disaffect and disillusion