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The phrase "a ring of bitterness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pervasive feeling of resentment or anger that surrounds a person or situation.
Example: "After the argument, there was a ring of bitterness that lingered in the air, affecting everyone in the room."
Alternatives: "an aura of resentment" or "a cloud of bitterness".
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He says it with a ring of bitterness.
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Billson's announcement did not have the ring of bitterness about it, yet he was quite open about the fact that his demotion at the hands of Turnbull has led to him moving on.
A ring of worriers.
The irony is a source of bitterness.
"There was a lot of bitterness".
'That would be a form of bitterness.
But remember, a litany of bitterness will not suffice.
Musser went about his work without a trace of bitterness.
But there Baglihar is a source of bitterness.
I understand that there is a lot of bitterness.
There is not a trace of bitterness in her.
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