rancor
/ˈræŋkɔr/Definitions
1. noun
a feeling of deep and often bitter resentment and anger, usually in response to a grievance or insult
“The politician’s speech was met with rancor by his opponents, who felt he had insulted them.”
1. noun
a feeling of deep and often bitter resentment and anger, usually in response to a grievance or insult
“The politician’s speech was met with rancor by his opponents, who felt he had insulted them.”