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to bitter
adjective
Having an acrid taste (usually from a basic substance).
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"But it went from pure excitement to bitter disappointment.
Mr. Wallace's political path ultimately led to bitter personal defeat.
But the promise gave way to bitter disappointment.
"It turned the whole thing from strange to bitter.
But their high hopes have turned to bitter, frustrated, exasperation.
They range from amicable separation to bitter divorce.
Differences over ideology and strategy soon led to bitter infighting.
It is believed that the incident is linked to bitter internal fights.
led to bitter infighting within the Obama Administration and the intelligence community over this year's N.I.E.
One responds only to sugars and other sweet substances; the other responds only to bitter substances.
The hallway was open to the elements, exposing residents to bitter cold in the winter.
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