The wretched woman usually has no idea of the cause of the sickness, that depresses her spirits, embitters her life, and uproots the purpose of marriage.
As a supplement to this picture, the fact must be added that hundreds of thousands of children are put to all manner of work, domestic and industrial, that embitters their youth and disables them from fulfilling their educational task.
Some haughty Greek, who lives thy tears to see, Embittersall thy woes, by naming me.
In Europe, the footing on which service is placed in consequence of the corruptions of society, hardens the heart, destroys confidence, and embitters life.
Some haughty Greek, who lives thy tears to see, Embittersall thy woes by naming me.
She weeps, she sighs against her will, and the fear of being forgotten embitters the pain of parting.
All the reasons you give him, while he is still too young to reason, are so many pretences in his eyes; they seem to him only unkindness; the sense of injustice embitters his disposition; he hates every one.
Louis, my son, is also a pleasant companion and perfectly reliable; Alexandre has his good points, but his position embitters his character and destroys the equability of his temper.
Can it be your aim in life to aid that power which injures, destroys, embitters life and estranges from God, or the power which heals, builds up, sweetens life and makes one with God?
What embitters my old age is that, having a heart as warm as ever, I have no longer the strength necessary to secure a single day as blissful as those which I owed to this charming girl.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "embitters" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
