Translations for „rancour“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

rancour [ˈræŋkəɐ, Am -kɚ] N no pl

rancour

зло́ба f

rancour

не́нависть f

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English

His outspoken criticism of professional soldiers earned him their rancour.

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Because, no nation or society can develop in an atmosphere of rancour, confusion and security challenges.

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What they will do with certainty is they will increase jealousies and rancour within the workplace, and will create false walls between workers.

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Watts had also re-married more successfully, and neither party bore the other any rancour.

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The democratic institutions of the state are paralysed by intractable factionalism and deliberately incited rancour and recrimination.

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Bitterness, rancour, hurt -- call it what you like.

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Despite the public rancour, the two sides continue to meet frequently with a conciliator.

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Calumny was silenced by the weight of his virtues and rancour softened by the amenity of his manners in the vigour of intellectual attainments and in the midst of usefulness.

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He, however, said he would have won the election if there were no rancour or division in his party.

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Their rancour, however, remained, and they could not resist their longing for revenge.

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