really resent

Frequency: 8.216.0 per million words

A common and emphatic way to express resentment, especially in spoken language.

resentADVERB + resent

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really

Examples (10)

  • I really resent the way he talks to me in front of others.
  • She really resented having to work on the weekend.
  • They really resent the implication that they were dishonest.
  • He started to really resent his brother's constant interference.
  • Do you really resent me for making that decision?
  • I really resent being treated like a child by my boss.
  • She really resented the intrusion into her private life.
  • The employees really resent the new management policies.
  • He really resents the fact that he was not invited to the party.
  • I really resent your insinuation that I didn't try hard enough.