How to pronounce “bitterly” in English

complained bitterly about how many unauthorized versions of his books were sold across the Atlantic when he came here.

So I would complain bitterly about the couches, and I felt so sad about it and so deeply owed and so enraged,

She complains bitterly about sleeping on the ground, but she's an environmental engineer who studies water and sanitation in developing countries, so

She told him bitterly that she could not accept his explanations.

wrote quite bitterly about the writings of the alchemists because it was incredibly obscure.

Said the violas bitterly.

The fact is this remains a bloc which is deeply and bitterly divided on the topic of how to approach relations with

So New York City in the winter is bitterly, bitterly cold.

They bitterly condemned the fact that the industrial system was depriving them of their culture, of their dignity, their independence.

And she said, rather bitterly, "Well, this is the only butter we have."

And he would come by every day complaining bitterly.

And from Machiavelli's perspective, it's a bitterly disappointing answer.

I met another guy on that same trip who was from Montana, which is, of course, also bitterly cold winters.

even before you have swords, or you have guns, or you have any armed conflict, it's the eruption of bitterly divisive language,

As one friend of mine quipped as we were driving along somewhere, caught in terrible traffic, and they were complaining bitterly about the traffic,

Well, I'll just ask, how many people here know people in their families or friends who complained bitterly when last night it said there was a 70% chance of rain

Uh he said bitterly from my days at

the book about why the Clintons were so affronted by Obama's decision to run but without wasting a lot of time, you know the story after that in some ways, just how bitterly contested

And, like Katie said, I also complained bitterly