rancorously
adverb as in strong fondness
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Example:He rancorously feels that his efforts were never appreciated.
Definition:Expressing long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
Example:The lawyer accused the defendant rancorously of trying to frame him.
Definition:To express or show with long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
Example:Both parties rancorously argued over the last six years why they are right.
Definition:To argue with long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
Example:She rancorously resented the supervisor's constant criticism of her work.
Definition:To resent with long-lasting bitterness or ill will.
Example:He rancorously complained about the price of the new software every time he mentioned it.
Definition:To complain with long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
Example:The protesters rancorously protested against the new tax laws.
Definition:To protest with long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
Example:The critics rancorously criticized the movie, claiming it was a waste of time and money.
Definition:To criticize with long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
Example:She rancorously voiced her complaints about the unfair treatment she received.
Definition:To voice one's opinion with long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
Example:He rancorously retorted, defending his actions against the accusations.
Definition:To retort with long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
Example:The blogger rancorously disparaged the new policy, invoking anger and controversy.
Definition:To speak disparagingly of someone with long-lasting resentment or bitterness.
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