How to Use the Word 'Resent' Effectively in Conversation

Learn the correct usage of 'resent' in your vocabulary with examples.

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How to use resent? 'Resent' means to feel bitterness or displeasure. For example, 'She began to resent the extra work given to her without additional pay.' Always use it to describe feelings of displeasure or hostility towards someone or something.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does 'resent' mean? 'Resent' means to feel bitterness or displeasure towards someone or something.
  2. Can you provide an example of how to use 'resent'? Sure! For example, 'She began to resent the extra work given to her without additional pay.'
  3. Is 'resent' only used for people? 'Resent' can be used to describe feelings towards both people and situations that cause displeasure or hostility.
  4. What are synonyms for 'resent'? Synonyms for 'resent' include 'feel bitter about', 'begrudge', and 'dislike'.

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