Resents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESENTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• RESENT, to feel affront or ill-will
• feel bitterness or indignation at (a circumstance, action, or person)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to feel or express annoyance or ill will at

Words related to RESENTS

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How to use RESENTS in a sentence

• If a man thinks he is perfectly able to take care of and to judge for himself he resents interference from another.
• If the play looks close at second base the crowd frequently believes the runner has been called out and resents it accordingly.
• They knew that a fond heart keenly resents evil prophecies of its beloved ones.
• Even the smallest child has an instinctive idea of justice and resents anything which he regards as unjust.
• Bernard is sensitive to a degree, and seldom forgets an insult, which he resents with dignity.
• Jacob is indolent and fond of slumber, and I think that he resents my remark to him the other day, that he could burn more and gather less wood than any man I ever camped with.
• By day she desires to be regarded as just that, and she resents as untimely the recognition of her sex, her mystery, and her marvel during business hours.
• Then indeed nothing can save you, because he resents your success as a personal injury done to his own.
• And she used to be so pretty and gay, and she resents losing it.
• Perhaps the reader also resents the fact that while the correspondent goes abroad, he stops at home and receives the news at second hand.
• But his reverie is interrupted by the awakening of Fafner, who resents his intrusion.
• She resents changes of method, new interpretations, and fresh expressions.
• If every man who resents being called a rogue resented being one this would be a world of wrath.
• No wonder if he vehemently resents a treatment so incongruous with his worth.
• In the case of lower animals, even when the male desires indulgence, the female resents any attempt of the sort by the most vigorous resistance.
• Then, too, she resents any supervision of her work.
• That is because, wholly unconsciously to herself, the mother resents another woman sharing the attention of a man she loves.
• She had chosen for her traveling dress a pale, lavender cashmere, of that delightful shade that resents a drop of water as promptly as a drop of oil.
• For an instant she was just like a sentimentalist who resents and is afraid of hearing the truth.
• We may ourselves resent wrong done to another, but the less so that the sufferer strongly resents it.
• Let it be observed how an indignant man, who resents, and will not submit to some injury, holds his head erect, squares his shoulders, and expands his chest.
• The truth is, I have not been as respectful to him as he thinks I ought, and now he resents my neglect in this fashion.
• Throughout its extent it resents the many drains upon its vitality.
• Iago bitterly resents a slight he feels Othello has put upon him.
• The Boche over the way resents our efforts at harmony.
• The egotism of the dramatist resents this uncomfortable fact, but the fact exists.
• Any real American, whether at home or abroad, deeply resents the degradation of his flag.
• The mother at the sick-bed but too often resents as a wrong any hint at the true state of the case.
• If Great Britain resents the present system, she alone is to blame.
• And they give you a thick head afterwards! You say that Professor chap in his lectures resents women.

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