rancorous
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˈræŋkərəs/
Definition
Characterized by deep-seated, long-lasting resentment or bitter ill will.
Examples
The political campaign turned into a rancorous debate that left both candidates deeply unpopular.
They ended their partnership after a rancorous dispute regarding the company's future direction.
Even decades later, the rancorous tone of their divorce proceedings remained a painful memory for the children.
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