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Meaning of "deeply resented"
deeply resented: This phrase describes a strong and intense feeling of bitterness, anger, or hostility towards someone or something, often rooted in a sense of injustice, betrayal, or mistreatment, indicating a profound level of negative emotion or resentment
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deeply resented
Germany deeply resented the fact that.
Struggle for independence was deeply resented by.
This is deeply resented here.
The heavy taxes that the administration imposed upon its population were deeply resented.
Lassiter deeply resented their sudden desire to rein him in.
Because its effects are still deeply resented by you to this day.
I deeply resented it.
Which they deeply resented.
She also deeply resented that she had to compete with us for his attention.
The Treaty of Versailles was forced upon Germany which deeply resented the harsh terms.
And many deeply resented it.
People 's free movement is obstructed, commerce is undermined and the Government is deeply resented.
They deeply resented them.
At court, he was both much loved and deeply resented at the same time.
Many northerners deeply resented that requirement to help slavery personally.
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These spectacles were intended for national consumption, but the Americans deeply resented them.
Many white residents deeply resented the outsiders and attempts to change their society.
This attempt to impose U.S. law extraterritorially was deeply resented.
This was deeply resented among northern nationalists and southern unionists who felt themselves abandoned.
Cameron 's remarks were deeply resented in Pakistan.
She therefore deeply resented having to give precedence in England to the Princess of Wales.
Reed 's hard-line approach was deeply resented by natives.
In my youth, I deeply resented the insinuation of American promiscuity.
Any U.S. military intervention, no matter how desired, would soon be deeply resented.
The Jewish public deeply resented tax collectors.
The evils most deeply resented - in all societies - are injustice, despotism, corruption, and poverty.
Pound was furious, and deeply resented the Russian attitude.
Borrow deeply resented this and bore a grudge against Peto thereafter . [ 16 ].
The German population deeply resented being separated from Germany.
This was deeply resented by Godwin.
Many of Mississippi 's white residents deeply resented the outsiders and attempts to change their society.
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I wonder if she resented my tearing her skirt
I resented you for a hell of a long time
I think she resented him for that
