bitterly in the PONS Dictionary

bitterly Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

bitterly cold
veoma hladno
bitterly contested
žestoko osporavan
bitterly disappointed
gorko razočaran
bitterly jealous
veoma ljubomoran

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Needless to say, this belief was bitterly opposed by the papacy.
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People weep bitterly on this day and depart from the gathering with good wishes and blessings from their elders.
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Wall was re-elected for a fourth term as president in 1983 after a bitterly contested campaign.
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Some of these songs reflect bitterly upon his life in the advertising world.
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Self-government (samoupravlenye) equals to self-handedness (samoupravstvo) in their minds, the author bitterly comments.
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The marriage was short-lived, however, and ended in a bitterly contested divorce.
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While the day and night after the passage of a strong cold front from the north might see bitterly cold weather, temperatures rapidly warm afterwards.
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It lasted more than six months, bitterly dividing the people in the process.
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Winter highs are usually freezing cold, and winter nights are often bitterly cold, with temperatures dropping below zero.
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In return, he bitterly rebukes her for courting one of his wealthy college friends in order to marry into money.
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