rancor

IPA: rˈæŋkɝ

noun

  • (American spelling) A feeling of long-lasting ire for another, sometimes to the point of hatred, over a perceived wrongdoing; bitterness.
  • (rare) Rancidity, rankness.
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Examples of "rancor" in Sentences

  • She lost in rancorous debates.
  • It's contentious, and rancorous.
  • The council meeting turned rancorous.
  • The debate was rancorous and drawn out.
  • It is viewed as rancor to the present day.
  • I say this will reduce the level of rancor.
  • No one is being terribly rancorous or nasty.
  • I apologize for the rancor of my previous post.
  • The infobox is the major source of all the rancor.
  • It is thought that this planet is the home planet of the rancor.

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