Collocations withresentment
These are words often used in combination withresentment.
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bitter resentment
I can foresee bitter resentment being felt, and expressed, by many objectors whose representations have been overruled.
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considerable resentment
This leads to considerable resentment.
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deep resentment
There is deep resentment about this matter.
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enormous resentment
There is enormous resentment in the middle east that the tiny, undemocratic states monopolise the wealth and that it is not shared by all.
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feeling of resentment
There is a widespread feeling of resentment.
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growing resentment
It is likely to cause growing resentment.
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popular resentment
These officially sanctioned precedents served the guilds' own exclusionary goals by precluding possible popular resentment.
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source of resentment
The success that those contacts provided was a clear source of resentment to those left out of the network.
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widespread resentment
That misconception caused widespread resentment and worry.
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