Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with resentment in American Collocation
great
There is deep resentment among many people in the local community about the ban.
becoming greater
It is clear that there is growing resentment among the people towards the occupation of their country.
felt, but not openly expressed
The tax rises led to simmering resentment among the lower-paid, who felt they were bearing most of the burden.
among many people
Widespread resentment of the system was seen as contributing to Ireland’s social unrest.
cause resentment
When people were forced to take work home with them, it could sometimes cause resentment.
make resentment stronger
Giving greater power to traffic wardens could fuel resentment among drivers already angry about speed cameras.
feel resentment
He is envious of Donna’s greater intellectual ability and feels some resentment towards her.
show resentment
Members of the local population have at times expressed resentment over aid from donor agencies going only to the refugees.
a feeling of resentment
If staff perceive that they are valued, then feelings of resentment can be minimised.
a cause of resentment
The abuses committed by many landlords was also a major cause of resentment.
Resentment and bitterness may breed new terrorists.