embitter

he died an embittered man.

He was embittered by his failures.

was embittered by years of unrewarded labor.

The artist was embittered by public neglect.

lest you, even more than needs, embitter our parting.

The loss of all his money embitter the old man.

Repeated failures embittered him.

These injustices embittered her even more.

Mr Eig explains that King " needed to embolden without embittering" .

Embittered towards the art world, van Meegeren set out to make fools of his detractors.

A discovery of any mystery of your past would embitter our lives'.

They embittered their years over nothing more than the price of a carpet!

He was embittered and decided to go the other country.

It would embitter our lives, if I were then half in the dark, as I am now! '

I was suffering too keenly, and what embittered my thoughts was that there was no remedy.

Do I sometimes embitter the present by regretting things that happened in the past-that are over and done with?

Israelis are - were already embittered against Palestinians, believing that the Second Intifada showed that they were committed to violence.

Embittered by failure, yearning for a safe place where he could await old age, the false homeopath took refuge in Macondo.