Definition of Rankle
to cause bitterness or irritation
Examples of Rankle in a sentence
The fact the plane is leaving two hours late is certainly going to rankle the passengers. π
When the prince decided to date a commoner, he knew his romantic choice would rankle his parents. π
Releasing the killer from prison is sure to rankle the victimβs family. π
If I tell my husband how much money I spent at the store, I am certain the figure will rankle him. π
Your open invitation to pray will undoubtedly rankle the atheists in the room. π
Even though Jimmy was upset with his wife, he did not allow his anger to rankle and influence his entire day. π
The plan to tear down the historical church and build a strip mall is going to rankle all the religious activists in the community. π
According to the media, the current poll results are going to rankle the politician who appears to be losing his political seat. π
The boyβs lazy behavior began to rankle his parents. π
Because Heather is already stressed, it will not take much to rankle her and worsen her mood. π
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