bitter
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The meaning (definition) of the word bitter
tasting sharp and not sweet, like dark chocolate or coffee
The word bitter used in a sentence
“Dark chocolate tastes bitter and not very sweet.”
Words that mean the same as bitter (synonyms)
sour
Words that mean the opposite of bitter (antonyms)
sweet
How the word bitter is said around the world
| French | amer |
| Spanish | amargo |
| Mandarin | 苦的 |
| Hindi | कड़वा |
| Arabic | مر |
| Russian | горький |
| Portuguese (EU) | amargo |
| Portuguese (BR) | amargo |
| Japanese | 苦い |
| German | bitter |
| Urdu | تلخ |
| Punjabi | ਕੌੜਾ |
| Korean | 격렬한 |
| Hebrew | מָרִיר |
| Greek | πικρός |
| Dutch | bitter |
| Filipino | mapait |
| Vietnamese | vị đắng |
| Turkish | acı |
| Persian | تلخ |
| Polish | gorzki |
| Ukrainian | гіркий |
| Bengali | তিক্ত |
| Swedish | bitter |
| Italian | amaro |
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