imbitter

[ im-bit-er ]

verb (used with object)

1. embitter.

Other Words From

• im·bitter·er noun
• im·bitter·ment noun

Example Sentences

No feeling of remorse stole over her to imbitter the sweets of her triumphant thoughts.

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And thus many are found who are silly enough to imbitter their own lives and the lives of others by such foolish superstitions.

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He is always so preternaturally grave that she is curious to know if a smile—once indulged in—would imbitter or sweeten his face.

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What would this be but to imbitter his reflections needlessly.

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He made the best of things, overlooking the petty matters which some persons allow to wear and imbitter their dispositions.

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