embitter in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To embitter means to cause someone to feel resentful or hostile due to prolonged negative experiences or treatment.

The constant criticism from her peers began to embitter her towards the project.
Years of betrayal had embittered him, leaving him unable to trust anyone.
The harsh realities of life can often embitter even the most optimistic individuals.
As the debate wore on, his frustration started to embitter his once friendly demeanor.
Feeling overlooked and undervalued, she let the situation embitter her sense of self-worth.