關於Resentment的意思和用法的提問

A: Resentment- hatred

Desire- to want

Provoke- doing something you know will cause action. (Mostly bad)

Whispered resentment
=
Secrets full of hate

Desire to provoke
=
Wanting to cause action.

A: it means to bring out feelings of resentment, or a bitter feeling like you were treated unfairly

A: strong sense of hate towards a person or a thing

A: I have been resented a lot so I am used to it.

A: resentment is usually used as a verb , like " I resent her , because she cheated on me " it is a very strong word for hate , usually it is based on some characteristic or deed of a person . You could use it for inanimate objects like food too , but since it is such a strong word it usually requires an explanation.

A: The verb is "to resent."

I really resent that he didn't thank my in the acknowledges in his book.

She always has that facial expression when she sees her ex. She has been just filled with resentment since he dumped her for Susie. (A common phrase is "filled with resentment.")

You can see that his resentment is eating him alive. He can't even get through a day without drinking.

A: - It's very common for people to feel resentment if they don't think some conditions are right.
- He was resentful after he had helped his friends all year long, but as soon as he needed help, they abndoned him.
- She resented her teacher for giving her a very bad grade on a project she had worked hard on.

A: she had resentment towards the girl who stole her boyfriend

A: Resentment:
a feeling of angry displeasure at something regarded as a wrong, insult, or injury
e.g She felt bitter feelings of resentment toward her step father.

Indignation
anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment.
e.g He was filled with indignation at the conditions under which miners were forced to work.

Resentment corresponds to the individual's experience of injustice toward herself, whereas indignation is the feeling that arises from witnessing an injustice ...

A: Indignation is more like anger caused by a social injustice. You would feel indignation toward a ceo who is paid 100 times more than its workers.

Resentment is more like anger caused by personal injustice, resentment involves a direct comparison and is not spoken out about. You would feel resentment if your coworker is making more then you for the same work.

The word grudge can be used in place of both words (the sentence structure with grudge would be “He harbored a grudge against her” or “He held a grudge against her”)

Basically indignation is anger at a social injustice and resentment is anger at a personal injustice. Grudge is anger as any kind of injustice but its sentence structure is different.

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A: ressentment is the French spelling of resentment

A: Resentment

A: Very awkward.

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She got the built up resentment off her chest.

A: He expressed his resentment toward the government.

A: Yeah sometimes we use the aspect that we only say delicious when we like the food. So when it aays "your resentment is delicious" it means I like you resenting me.

A: Amanda harbors some resentment for being treated unfairly in the company

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