bridled

[US]/ˈbrɪdld/
[UK]/ˈbrɪdl̩d/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.Past tense and past participle of bridle; to control, restrain, or curb; to express haughty disdain or resentment; to become angry or indignant.

Phrases & Collocations

bridled anger

bridled spirit

bridled steed

bridled power

bridled fear

bridled excitement

Example Sentences

she bridled at the criticism from her peers.

the horse was bridled and ready for the ride.

he bridled his emotions during the meeting.

the manager bridled at the suggestion of a pay cut.

she bridled with indignation when her idea was dismissed.

the child bridled at the thought of going to bed early.

he bridled at the thought of being told what to do.

she bridled under the pressure of the deadline.

the bridled horse stood patiently at the gate.

he bridled his anger and spoke calmly.

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