1.8 Sep

B2

Hatred

An extremely strong feeling of dislike or ill will towards someone or something.

Example: Deep-seated [ _______ ] only consumes the person who holds on to it.

Resentment

A feeling of anger or bitterness caused by being treated unfairly.

Example: Carrying [ _______ ] toward old friends prevents you from making genuine new connections.

Grudge

A persistent feeling of ill will or resentment resulting from a past insult or injury.

Example: Life is too short to hold a [ _______ ] over a small disagreement.

Hinder

To make it difficult for someone to do something; to delay or obstruct.

Example: Allowing past mistakes to obsess you will only [ _______ ] your personal growth.

Recurring

Happening repeatedly or periodically.

Example: He went to the doctor to treat a [ _______ ] back pain.

Teasing

Making fun of someone in either a playful or a lighthearted mock way.

Example: Playful [ _______ ] among close friends is fine, but it can easily cross the line if you aren't careful.

Mean

Unkind, spiteful, or malicious in behavior or attitude.

Example: There is a big difference between honest feedback and being deliberately [ _______ ].

Bitterness

A feeling of deep anger, disappointment, or resentment that lingers over time.

Example: Instead of letting the bad experience turn into [ _______ ], he chose to focus on his own future.