resenting

rɪˈzɛntɪŋ

Definition

Definition of resenting - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

bitterfeeling bitterness or indignation

She felt resenting toward her manager after the unfair treatment at work.
His resenting glare made it clear he was unhappy.
The resenting tone in her voice was unmistakable.

aggrieved

bitter

indignant

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Origin of resenting

Latin, re (again) + sentire (feel)

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French:rancunier, ...
German:nachtragend, ...
Italian:risentito, ...
Spanish:resentido, ...
Portuguese:ressentido, ...
Chinese:怨恨的, ...
Japanese:憤慨した, ...
Arabic:حاقِد, ...
Hebrew:מְמֻרְמָר, ...
Russian:негодующий, ...
Ukrainian:ображений, ...
Hindi:आक्रोशित, ...
Bengali:ক্ষুব্ধ, ...
Catalan:ressentit, ...
Czech:rozhořčený, ...
Danish:forbitret, ...
Dutch:wrokkig, ...
Greek:αγανακτισμένος, ...
Hungarian:neheztelő, ...
Khmer:ខឹងគំនុំ, ...
Korean:분개한, ...
Persian:دلخور, ...
Polish:rozgoryczony, ...
Portuguese (BR):ressentido, ...
Romanian:resentimentar, ...
Swedish:förbittrad, ...
Thai:เคืองแค้น, ...
Turkish:kin besleyen, ...
Vietnamese:bất mãn, ...

resent

ˈriː.zɛnt

Definition of resent - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

emotionfeel bitterness or indignation at a circumstance, action, or person

She resented his comments about her cooking.

begrudge

envy

grudge

reactionexpress anger or displeasure at something

He resented the unfair treatment at work.

begrudge

take offense

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Origin of resent

Latin, resentire (feel again)

Examples of resent in a sentence

They resented the unfair treatment at work.
She resented being left out of the meeting.
They resented the intrusion into their privacy.

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French:en vouloir, ressentir, ...
German:übelnehmen, sich ärgern über, ...
Italian:risentirsi, provare risentimento, ...
Spanish:guardar rencor, enojarse, ...
Portuguese:ressentir, ressentir-se, ...
Chinese:怨恨, 感到愤怒, ...
Japanese:憤慨する, 不満を抱く, ...
Arabic:سَخِطَ, ...
Hebrew:לִשְׁמוֹר טִינָה, לִנְטוֹר טִינָה, ...
Russian:возмущаться, возмутиться, ...
Ukrainian:обурюватися, злитися, ...
Hindi:बुरा मानना, रंज रखना, ...
Bengali:মনে ক্ষোভ পোষণ করা, ক্ষোভ প্রকাশ করা, ...
Catalan:ressentir, enutjar-se, ...
Czech:mít za zlé, nést nelibě, ...
Danish:nære nag over, tage ilde op, ...
Dutch:kwalijk nemen, boos zijn, ...
Greek:μνησικακώ, νιώθω πικρία ή θυμό για κάτι, ...
Hungarian:neheztelni, méltatlankodni, ...
Khmer:ខឹងគុំកួន, ខឹងចិត្តនឹង, ...
Korean:분개하다, 화내다, ...
Persian:دلخور شدن, ناراحت شدن, ...
Polish:mieć żal, mieć żal do, ...
Portuguese (BR):ressentir, ressentir-se, ...
Romanian:a se supăra, a fi nemulțumit, ...
Swedish:förbittra, känna sig förorättad, ...
Thai:ขุ่นเคือง, โกรธ, ...
Turkish:içerlemek, kızmak, ...
Vietnamese:oán giận, bực bội, ...

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