Definition of embitter - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
situationsRare make a situation more difficult or hostileRare
- The new policy embittered the negotiations.
2.
emotionRare cause someone to feel bitter or resentfulRare
- The unfair treatment embittered him.
3.
tasteRare give a sharp, unpleasant taste to somethingRare
- The excess of spices served to embitter the broth..
Origin of embitter
Old English, biter (bitter)
Examples of embitter in a sentence
The delay embittered the project's progress. The betrayal embittered their friendship. Years of neglect embittered her outlook on life. Too much lemon can embitter the sauce. The chef warned that overcooking would embitter the dish.
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- French:envenimer, aigrir, ...
- German:verbittern, verbitteren, ...
- Italian:inasprire, amareggiare, ...
- Spanish:dificultar, amargar, ...
- Portuguese:dificultar, amargurar, ...
- Chinese:激化, 激怒, ...
- Japanese:困難にする, 苦々しくさせる, ...
- Arabic:عَقَّدَ, مَرَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְרִיף, לְהַמְרִיר, ...
- Russian:усложнить, озлоблять, ...
- Ukrainian:ускладнити, озлобити, ...
- Hindi:कठिन बनाना, कड़वा बनाना, ...
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