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Discover Ludwig"harsh feelings" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a way of referring to intense and negative emotions, such as anger, disappointment, or resentment. For example: "The misunderstanding between the two led to harsh feelings of resentment."
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Whenever you feel a rush of harsh feelings at the end of the day against a person or a situation, simply order the feeling to get out of your mind for now.
"I can see it would precipitate some harsh feelings.
With the score tightening, the harsh feelings surfaced again, too.
Safety Kerry Rhodes has similarly harsh feelings toward the Jets for trading/betraying him.
Curiosity about the club's last night was mingled with harsh feelings about its fate.
"I'm frustrated," Rabbi Bauman said, "but I don't have harsh feelings toward the policy, because I understand it".
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It was a harsh feeling".
"I don't have any harsh feeling toward the Knicks at all.
Dead Man's Shoes is his most accomplished, though it retains the harsh feeling and rough surface of its predecessors.
And do you not also think, as I do, that the harsh feeling which the many entertain towards philosophy originates in the pretenders, who rush in uninvited, and are always abusing them, and finding fault with them, who make persons instead of things the theme of their conversation?
It's "I need a cigarette or I'm going to strangle someone!"…The harsh feeling you get in your throat when you wake up in the morning definitely doesn't feel cool.
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