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resent
This verb describes a slow-burning emotional reaction rather than an immediate flash of anger. It captures the lingering feeling of being wronged, often characterized by a sense of entitlement or a belief that a specific standard of fairness has been violated. It is typically used in interpersonal relationships or professional hierarchies where a power imbalance exists.
Because the emotion is internal and often suppressed, the word carries a connotation of silent suffering or simmering hostility. It differs from hate in that it is specifically rooted in a perceived injustice; one does not simply resent someone without a reason involving unfairness or lack of recognition.
Meanings
Examples
I resent him for taking all the credit for my hard work.
She resents the way her parents constantly compare her to her brother.
Why do you resent me so much after all I have done for you?
He resents having to work on weekends while others get the time off.
I deeply resent being treated like a child in my own home.
The students resented the teacher for giving a surprise pop quiz on Friday.
I can't help but resent her success when I know she cheated to get it.
She felt a surge of anger and realized she still resented him for the betrayal.