rancour
IPA: rʌnkˈʊr
Root Word: Rancour
noun
- A surname from French.
- Britain and Canada spelling of rancor [(American spelling) A feeling of long-lasting ire for another, sometimes to the point of hatred, over a perceived wrongdoing; bitterness.]
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Examples of "rancour" in Sentences
- Let us discuss this without rancour.
- Hopefully this won't lead to more rancour.
- Why did it have to create so much rancour
- My apologies for the rancour is not personal.
- Anyway, I hope we can discuss all this without rancour.
- Despite your present rancour, I think you're a good editor.
- A variety of traditions have become associated with the rancour.
- The murder was committed because of rancour, malice, bestiality.
- Therefore, deal with every comment and criticism without rancour.
- That is the only way Nigerian sites can remain enriching and free of rancour.
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