amaritude
/ˌaməˈrituːd/ (Am-uh-ree-tood)
Definitions
1. noun
A feeling of bitter resentment and anger, typically as a result of a sense of being wronged or indignant.
“Her amaritude towards the injustice in the system fueled her activism.”
/ˌaməˈrituːd/ (Am-uh-ree-tood)
1. noun
A feeling of bitter resentment and anger, typically as a result of a sense of being wronged or indignant.
“Her amaritude towards the injustice in the system fueled her activism.”