Word of the Day (resent)-22DEC20

Word of the Day (resent)-22DEC20

Today’s “Word of the Day” is resent and it is a verb meaning “be angry about, feel aggrieved at, dislike, be annoyed at, be displeased about”.

Example Sentence: The bottom line for Biden, much as he may resent the fact, is that his administration requires a working relationship with Russia if it is to have any chance of attaining some of its principal aims. The world needs Russian co-operation in tackling the climate crisis, meeting global challenges posed by the Covid-19 recovery and stabilising the Middle East, where Moscow, thanks to Trump’s neglect and incompetence, is now a more influential player, notably in Syria and Libya.

Word of the Day (resent)-22DEC20

This word is present in The Guardian article The Observer view on how Joe Biden should deal with Vladimir Putin and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Guardian

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