resentful in Greek
resentful in Greek is μνησίκακος — resentful means feeling or showing bitterness over a perceived unfairness.
resentful in Greek
μνησίκακος
Pronounced: mnisikakos
Inclined to resent, who tends to harbor resentment, when wronged.
What does "resentful" mean?
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adj Feeling or showing bitterness over a perceived unfairness.
"He grew resentful after watching less qualified colleagues get promoted."
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resentful in a sentence
- He grew resentful after watching less qualified colleagues get promoted.
- She shot a resentful glance at her sister.
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What is "resentful" in Greek?
"resentful" in Greek is μνησίκακος. resentful means: Feeling or showing bitterness over a perceived unfairness.
How do you pronounce μνησίκακος?
"resentful" in Greek is μνησίκακος, pronounced "mnisikakos".
How do you use "resentful" in a sentence?
Example: "He grew resentful after watching less qualified colleagues get promoted." In Greek, "resentful" is μνησίκακος.
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