Resentments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESENTMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RESENTMENT, a feeling of indignant displeasure or persistent ill will at something regarded as a wrong, insult, or injury
• bitter indignation at having been treated unfairly

Words related to RESENTMENTS

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Words that contain RESENTMENTS

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How to use RESENTMENTS in a sentence

• His rule is over the passions, prejudices, and resentments of men.
• The loss of kindly feeling oft From slightest things shall grow, Where all the fare is dry and spare, Resentments fierce may glow.
• He retired to nurse his resentments in the society of Madame Recamier, with whom he had formed a friendship difficult to be distinguished from love.
• Had they remained united, and buried their resentments and jealousies in the cause of patriotism, their independence possibly might have been acknowledged.
• She soothed his temper, softened his resentments, and directed his attention to a new field of thought and reflection.
• His wife encouraged this bigotry, and even stimulated his resentments toward those who differed from him.
• Yet passionate sympathy, with resentments so close as to be almost domestic in their bitterness, would hardly in the present juncture tend to discreet legislation.
• The procrastinations of the former would excite the resentments of the latter.
• But toward folks over fifty, especially when they are old friends, I have no resentments at all.
• Pray forbear all resentments for a while, and let us hear the rest.
• Not even the neutrals will be aloof from these hostilities and resentments.
• My resentments are so strong against this vilest of men, that I dare not touch upon the shocking particulars which you mention of his baseness.
• I am very sorry Miss Howe is so lively in her resentments on my account.
• It will not have the same thoughts, resentments and aims.
• It is unnecessary to describe the desolating sweep of passion which a man, who, like him, was the slave of strong resentments, must have suffered.
• He had been a man, in the early part of his life, of rather a kind and placid disposition, unless when highly provoked, and then his resentments were terrible.
• It is something quite new to attack a man for abandoning his resentments.
• It seems a very easy virtue when we look upon an exhibition of it like this, where we feel no special resentments ourselves against the person thus nobly forgiven.
• Three days after our arrival at Mittoevo we had all discovered private hostilities and resentments.
• The French race is so light of heart, so kindly, that we might perhaps in time have forgotten our resentments.
• He entertained the sincere hope that if attempts were made to stir up the resentments and passions of another epoch, they would break to pieces on common sense.
• Christian principles had already obtained a victory over the agonizing resentments of wounded honour, and the eloquence of Barton only served to hasten its effect.
• Bad enough to know that the cabin would again be a place of silence and gloom and futile resentments over little things, with no happy little man-child to brighten it.
• At the moment of such possible disappointment, the captain wanted to have with him a man not given to suspicions and resentments.
• God forbid she should be quite lost! Your uncle Harlowe wished they did not carry their resentments too far.
• I hope they will bury all their resentments in my grave.
• And therefore I confess it is my chief endeavour to keep up your spirits and resentments.
• There were a number of curious resentments in his mind with regard to her.
• Corresponding resentments would be aroused among them, questions would be asked that had no answers.
• And, now, let us not degrade ourselves by hot words and impotent resentments.
• We must not yield to resentments, nor to the spirit of vengeance, much less to the desire for conquest or ambition.
• The resentments it left went underground and later had a revival in the passionate zeal with which the Quebec clergy embraced the faith of nationalism as preached by Bourassa.

Similar words containing SENTMENT without suffix s and without prefix re

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