rancor in Irish
rancor in Irish is aicis — rancor means a deep, lasting bitterness or resentment toward someone, often from a perceived wrong.
rancor in Irish
aicis
(American spelling) A feeling of long-lasting ire for another, sometimes to the point of hatred, over a perceived wrongdoing; bitterness.
What does "rancor" mean?
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noun A deep, lasting bitterness or resentment toward someone, often from a perceived wrong.
"Years after the divorce, there was still rancor between them."
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rancor in a sentence
- Years after the divorce, there was still rancor between them.
- He spoke about his old rival without any rancor at all.
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What is "rancor" in Irish?
"rancor" in Irish is aicis. rancor means: A deep, lasting bitterness or resentment toward someone, often from a perceived wrong.
How do you use "rancor" in a sentence?
Example: "Years after the divorce, there was still rancor between them." In Irish, "rancor" is aicis.
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