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The president resents his allies for failing to bear their fair share of the costs of defending Europe. — The Economist, "Will Donald Trump be Triumphant, Tetchy or Torpedo?," 5 July 2018 But the star who resented everything in the tennis world managed to find a new motivation to keep going—and a way to transition out of tennis. — Time, "'I Wake Up With More Purpose Now.' Andre Agassi on Building a Life After Tennis," 11 June 2018 His girlfriend didn’t get his jokes, resented his success, and felt alienated by his favorite platform of self-expression. — Shaunacy Ferro, The Cut, "I Unfollowed My Boyfriend on Twitter to Save Our Relationship," 26 June 2018 The policy is resented by parents who belong to smaller religious faiths, including many recent immigrants, and by the growing number of Irish parents who profess no faith at all. — New York Times, "Ireland Takes On the Catholic Church Again. This Time It’s About Schools.," 1 June 2018 Woods used to be the world's most daunting sports goliath, at once swaggering and stony, admired by some, resented by more, feared by all. — Bill Plaschke, latimes.com, "Tiger Woods isn't done. He could win The Masters. Are you kidding me?," 4 Apr. 2018 But that is, in a nutshell, the free trade argument that has been resented for decades by workers in manufacturing who care more about their struggling industries than the overall health of the global economy. — Howard Kurtz, Fox News, "Tiff over tariffs: Gary Cohn gets a hero's sendoff from the media," 8 Mar. 2018 President Trump was not a factor in the election, as each candidate seemed to resent him equally, as does much of the public. — William Lajeunesse, Fox News, "Mexico backs left-wing 'messiah' Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in historic presidential election," 2 July 2018 Trump seemed to resent pressure to stay the course on such issues as China’s trade practices, and the war in Afghanistan and the Iran nuclear deal, those people said. — Anne Gearan, Washington Post, "In the end, no one was more surprised that Tillerson was fired than Tillerson," 13 Mar. 2018These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'resent.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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resent
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English Language Learners Definition of resent
: to be angry or upset about (someone or something that you think is unfair)
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