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Noun
A feeling of bitterness, resentment or jealousy
A morbid condition
Verb
To color by prejudice or envy
To corrupt, or to prove harmful or destructive to
To become, or cause to become, bitter or disenchanted
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A feeling of bitterness, resentment or jealousy
bitterness
animosity
hostility
antipathy
enmity
antagonism
animus
grudge
gall
rancour
UK
rancor
US
bad blood
hatred
spite
resentment
malice
ill will
malevolence
venom
acrimony
spitefulness
hate
ill feeling
malignity
aversion
dislike
detestation
bad feeling
unfriendliness
odium
loathing
abhorrence
virulence
opposition
nastiness
pique
spleen
umbrage
bile
anger
displeasure
hard feelings
acerbity
friction
choler
disrelish
grudges
grievances
oppugnancy
vindictiveness
grievance
resentfulness
conflict
dissatisfaction
disgruntlement
dudgeon
discord
vitriol
contention
dissension
rivalry
poison
feud
score
down
malignancy
contrariety
peeve
needle
bad feelings
ill feelings
ill-will
chip on your shoulder
oppugnation
disaccord
vendetta
ill-disposedness
distrust
viciousness
bad will
personality conflict
mutual hostility
bad chemistry
bad vibes
blood feud
ferocity
disgust
savagery
asperity
repugnance
sourness
alienation
distaste
foeship
uncordiality
daggers
enemyship
enemyhood
repulsion
injustice
injury
maliciousness
complaint
no love lost
extreme dislike
estrangement
disaffection
execration
inimicality
rancorousness
repellency
pet peeve
bone to pick
inimicalness
incompatibility
dyspathy
inhospitality
bellicosity
disdain
belligerence
remoteness
unsociability
being on the warpath
indignation
aloofness
surliness
irritation
iciness
frostiness
coolness
coldness
resistance
disagreement
discontentment
hurt
ire
huff
wrath
fury
rage
discontent
competition
aggression
envy
offense
US
offence
UK
miff
jealousy
vexation
vehemence
perturbation
exasperation
exacerbation
annoyance
outrage
passion
fog
cynicism
rise
vengefulness
hatefulness
meanness
revengefulness
harshness
vengeance
mordacity
uncharitableness
hardness of heart
cattiness
revulsion
abomination
horror
malignance
war
strife
schism
variance
despite
contempt
dissent
dispute
falling-out
objection
disharmony
division
disunity
dissidence
unkindness
argument
disunion
difference
quarrel
discordance
bickering
discordancy
dissonance
inharmony
infighting
cruelty
repellence
bellicoseness
clash
disapproval
disinclination
acidity
pugnaciousness
row
anathema
disfavor
US
evil
quarrelling
UK
truculency
tension
disfavour
UK
altercation
dissention
unpleasantness
mislike
quarreling
US
maleficence
virulency
acridity
wrangling
tartness
warpath
pugnacity
acridness
wickedness
feuding
revenge
acidness
warfare
scorn
indisposition
trouble
breach
militancy
disputation
combativeness
mordancy
temper
corrosiveness
faction
frost
mean-spiritedness
squabbling
belligerency
contentiousness
disapprobation
ill humour
truculence
disesteem
acrimoniousness
militance
rudeness
misunderstanding
churlishness
squabble
indignity
souring
disliking
gripe
divorce
controversy
nausea
spat
bad temper
wrangle
falling out
sullenness
repugnancy
difference of opinion
peevishness
distance
irascibility
embitterment
rupture
split
counteraction
disagreeableness
fight
break-up
cantankerousness
prejudice
embitteredness
antagonization
venomousness
fighting
frigidity
withdrawal
averseness
ill-temper
irritant
rankling
bugbear
bother
pain
nuisance
poisonousness
bete noire
nasty look
black beast
reluctance
allergy
contest
severance
backbiting
hurtfulness
clashing
unrest
rift
menace
dissonancy
divisiveness
difficulty
hassle
inharmoniousness
factionalism
fuss
yuck factor
irritability
offensiveness
waspishness
fracas
causticity
discountenance
pungency
run-in
opprobrium
balefulness
disrepute
infamy
tiff
blame
moodiness
affray
petulance
argumentativeness
bicker
ignominy
separation
bust-up
glaciality
ice
perniciousness
defiance
demurral
barney
despitefulness
parting
criticism
censure
heartlessness
callousness
combat
phobia
evil intentions
sarcasm
rebellion
isolation
argy-bargy
brutality
breakup
grumpiness
stiffness
struggle
unwillingness
grouch
shouting match
battle royal
war of words
chilliness
standoffishness
jar
dislike of
beastliness
avoidance
dread
distaste for
nonconcurrence
stand-offishness
detachment
debate
turning away
firestorm
set-to
flak
parting of the ways
indifference
chill
aversion to
sour note
brawl
words
lack of warmth
harsh feeling
hateful feeling
adverseness
violence
exchange
tussle
tangle
aggressiveness
blackness
disruption
bitter feeling
mind
spirit
depravity
abrasiveness
broil
disloyalty
bad-temperedness
strong dislike
unease
deprecation
quarrelsomeness
ill nature
abusiveness
arguing
sharpness
divided loyalties
strain
pettishness
crossness
divorcement
bustup
restlessness
frustration
badness
shrewishness
warp
distortion
obnoxiousness
ugliness
snappishness
tetchiness
bad mood
querulousness
testiness
touchiness
crabbiness
disparagement
disrespect
scornfulness
derision
disregard
despisal
battle
invidiousness
mutiny
sedition
insurgence
insubordination
insurrection
combativity
bête noir
biliousness
clashes
insensitivity
ruckus
rumpus
pet hate
devilry
disillusionment
apathy
hate for
cold
evilness
devilment
contestation
dissensus
shunning
evasion
inhumanity
edge
strong aversion
intense dislike
mischievousness
keenness
malintent
implacability
trenchancy
conflict of opinion
scene
internal strife
power struggle
bite
static
blowup
emulation
striving
revolt
milt
melancholy
lien
caprice
whim
depression
unfeelingness
roughness
acuteness
fear
evil intent
obloquy
shame
discredit
disgrace
poignancy
lack of agreement
astringency
disapprobation of
dissatisfaction with
displeasure with
disinclination towards
disapproval of
furor
US
lack of concord
crabbedness
poignance
compassionlessness
cold-heartedness
shabbiness
pitilessness
mercilessness
hard-heartedness
tug of war
internal conflict
crankiness
contretemps
angriness
stoniness
withholding
obstruction
strained relations
lividness
discontent with
wrathfulness
diversion
lividity
sparring
imbroglio
kickup
nasty behavior
madness
inconsiderateness
unkindliness
ungenerousness
hardheartedness
ruthlessness
savageness
irateness
rammy
afters
scrap
jarring
donnybrook
rhubarb
having no use for
setting against
cutting off
diverting
breaking off
dishonor
US
reproach
reprobation
humiliation
condemnation
notoriety
dishonour
UK
stigma
birse
unresponsiveness
reserve
withdrawnness
unapproachability
hang-up
obstructiveness
mad
leave
dissociation
distancing
leaving
disassociation
removal
slanging match
cross fire
ding-dong
argle-bargle
turf war
sulkiness
non-compliance
secession
blur
onus
spot
stain
rebuke
brand
slur
unpopularity
blot
dispprobation
complex
neurosis
terror
fright
irrationality
thing
bee in your bonnet
paranoia
lack of sympathy
lack of understanding
snootiness
dander
prevention
defence
UK
negativism
action
contradistinction
contraposition
violation
defense
US
antinomy
counterattack
opposure
upset
ill repute
bluster
ferment
furore
UK
hot temper
glumness
snit
pouts
pet
moroseness
hump
sulk
sulks
high dudgeon
air rage
drifting apart
extreme anger
civil disobedience
baseness
black eye
bar sinister
loss of face
iniquity
lowliness
exception
shamelessness
knavishness
unscrupulousness
smallmindedness
abjection
degeneracy
degradation
unworthiness
corruptness
debasement
lowness
contemptibleness
grouchiness
gloominess
remonstrance
protestation
protest
demur
remonstration
outcry
opposition to
hostility to
grumble
scruple
quibble
expostulation
cavil
unwillingness to accept
beef
grouse
declination
demurrer
niggle
stink
demurring
refusal to accept
lack of enthusiasm for
reluctance to accept
disinclination to accept
moan
concern
doubt
problem
challenge
grudgingness
vituperation
revilement
hesitation
question
kick
rejection
worry
dissuasion
shrinking
squawk
formal complaint
taking exception
counter-argument
more ❯
“Let not your hearts be overwhelmed by
jaundice
.”
Noun
▲
A morbid condition
icterus
“There is a possibility that you might have
jaundice
in later life but after a complete rest you can keep playing tennis.”
Verb
▲
To color by prejudice or envy
prejudice
disillusion
embitter
poison
aggravate
bias
disaffect
influence
injure
mar
twist
warp
distort
envenom
impair
prepossess
make bitter
make resentful
sway
turn
predispose
persuade
slant
colour
UK
impress
convert
incline
induce
bend
color
US
affect
dispose
skew
reach
guide
manipulate
impact
touch
move
sell
strike
control
convince
motivate
inspire
prompt
mould
UK
make biased
nobble
crack
hook
mold
US
brainwash
carry
conduct
make partisan
twist one's arm
suck in
talk round
impact on
work on
prevail on
lead by the nose
soften up
bring round
put across
turn one's head
win over
tell on
make partial
more ❯
“The envy of wealth would
jaundice
his soul.”
Verb
▲
To corrupt, or to prove harmful or destructive to
poison
corrupt
degrade
debase
pervert
warp
vitiate
subvert
deprave
demean
cheapen
debauch
abase
deteriorate
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
lessen
profane
prostitute
canker
defile
taint
color
US
colour
UK
bias
prejudice
undermine
turn
embitter
sour
pollute
contaminate
lower
devalue
brutalize
US
foul
brutalise
UK
bestialize
sully
blight
ruin
disgrace
smirch
distort
chasten
spoil
damage
tarnish
humble
harm
shame
blemish
violate
mar
abuse
influence
desecrate
impair
make degenerate
twist
depreciate
sink
bemean
skew
lead astray
bend
take down
cast down
humiliate
discredit
adulterate
stain
betray
sway
misuse
dishonor
US
belittle
infect
reduce
dishonour
UK
hurt
disparage
dilute
predispose
weaken
mortify
demote
injure
worsen
waste
despoil
prepossess
diminish
lower the status of
drag down
make partial
confound
weight
degenerate
seduce
rot
darken
touch
consume
rust
inflict
soil
wreck
upset
misemploy
corrode
envenom
alloy
misapply
cripple
depress
downgrade
stoop
descend
blacken
mongrelize
squander
debilitate
reduce in value
denigrate
sell
sacrifice
devaluate
scourge
ulcer
animalize
sore
sell out
crawl
be untrue to oneself
reduce in quality
subjugate
drag through the mud
reduce the status of
deface
deform
ravage
disfigure
waste away
dump on
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
water down
bring down
bring low
be detrimental to
go bad
pull down
go to hell
live in the gutter
scorn
hoodoo
blaspheme
revile
vice
cuss
flame
swear
voodoo
befoul
curse
darn
tar
trash
mock
mudsling
treat with disrespect
put double whammy on
commit sin
do wrong
commit sacrilege
be evil
talk dirty
slant
derogate
dehumanize
US
dehumanise
UK
put down
cut down to size
induce
persuade
convert
incline
impress
dispose
bring shame to
shoot down
tear down
take down a peg
run down
make biased
cut down
make partisan
embarrass
abash
crush
deflate
subdue
smear
discomfit
show up
make someone eat crow
take down a peg or two
put someone in their place
squash
own
blot
put to shame
defame
make someone eat humble pie
chagrin
stigmatize
US
break
snub
stigmatise
UK
make a fool of
slander
undervalue
besmear
quash
flatten
ridicule
cause to lose face
reflect badly on
bring into disrepute
make ashamed
show in a bad light
settle someone's hash
give a black eye
discipline
besmirch
restrain
slur
discountenance
declass
expose
mark down
confuse
reproach
bump
set back
revert
disfavor
US
attaint
libel
disfavour
UK
disconcert
drag through the mire
bring shame upon
give a bad name
put in a bad light
bring shame on
take the wind out of your sails
give a bad name to
get the better of
have the last laugh on
deign
condescend
denature
lower in rank
lower in status
disconsider
disoblige
brand
lure
demolish
relegate
minimize
US
minimise
UK
cow
make uncomfortable
make someone feel ashamed
cast a slur
dismiss
beat down
bring dishonour to
bring discredit to
curb
abandon one's principles
make lose face
scandalize
US
let down
take apart
succumb
tame
spot
blacken the name of
attenuate
silence
overcome
squelch
disregard
deride
disrespect
scandalise
UK
soften
reduce to the ranks
kick downstairs
bust
put away
strike dumb
control
write off
take to bits
take to pieces
pop one's balloon
make eat dirt
put one away
afflict
check
repress
bring down a peg
make one feel small
cut to the quick
lose face
disrate
lower oneself
lower yourself
debase oneself
be reduced
demean oneself
debase yourself
write down
force to eat humble pie
tar and feather
fix someone's wagon
decrease
devalorize
demerit
bench
disappoint
be reduced to
deny
suppress
put in one's place
annoy
affront
rattle
faze
fluster
displease
nonplus
vex
punish
horrify
appal
UK
appall
US
harass
worry
slam
pan
blister
wither
rip
get one's comeuppance
take the wind out
vilify
vanquish
downplay
malign
get under control
calumniate
censure
insult
play down
compromise
put out of countenance
cause to feel small
disesteem
cast aspersions on
do a hatchet job on
detract from
ruin the reputation of
pooh-pooh
bring into disfavour
destroy someone's credibility
damage someone's reputation
blacken someone's name
more ❯
Verb
▲
To become, or cause to become, bitter or disenchanted
embitter
envenom
alienate
anger
antagonise
UK
antagonize
US
poison
sour
disaffect
disillusion
empoison
frustrate
make bitter
make resentful
vex
aggravate
discourage
dissatisfy
exacerbate
exasperate
rankle
worsen
acerbate
acidulate
annoy
bitter
bother
estrange
irritate
make rancorous
upset
venom
colour
UK
taint
color
US
harm
injure
impair
infect
make sick
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jaundiced eye
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