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Definition of resent
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of resent is as below...
Resent
(v. t.) In a bad
sense,
to take ill; to
consider
as an
injury
or
affront;
to be
indignant
at..
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Attention
::
Attention
(n.) The act or state of
attending
or
heeding;
the
application
of the mind to any
object
of
sense,
representation,
or
thought;
notice;
exclusive
or
special
consideration;
earnest
consideration,
thought,
or
regard;
obedient
or
affectionate
heed; the
supposed
power or
faculty
of
attending..
Avernian
::
Avernian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Avernus,
a lake of
Campania,
in
Italy,
famous
for its
poisonous
vapors,
which
ancient
writers
fancied
were so
malignant
as to kill birds
flying
over it. It was
represented
by the poets to be
connected
with the
infernal
regions..
Traduce
::
Traduce
(v. t.) To
expose
to
contempt
or
shame;
to
represent
as
blamable;
to
calumniate;
to
vilify;
to
defame.
Profess
::
Profess
(v. t.) To
present
to
knowledge
of, to
proclaim
one's self
versed
in; to make one's self a
teacher
or
practitioner
of, to set up as an
authority
respecting;
to
declare
(one's
self to be
such);
as, he
professes
surgery;
to
profess
one's self a
physician..
Comer
::
Comer (n.) One who
comes,
or who has come; one who has
arrived,
and is
present..
Centrale
::
Centrale
(n.) The
central,
or one of the
central,
bones of the
carpus
or or
tarsus.
In the
tarsus
of man it is
represented
by the
navicular..
#NAME?
::
-type (n.) A
combining
form
signifying
impressed
form;
stamp;
print;
type;
typical
form;
representative;
as in
stereotype
phototype,
ferrotype,
monotype..
Trichroism
::
Trichroism
(n.) The
quality
possessed
by some
crystals
of
presenting
different
colors
in three
different
directions.
Membered
::
Membered
(a.)
Having
legs of a
different
tincture
from that of the body; -- said of a bird in
heraldic
representations.
Description
::
Description
(n.) A class to which a
certain
representation
is
applicable;
kind; sort.
Representative
::
Representative
(n.) One who
represents,
or
stands
in the place of,
another..
Epipolized
::
Epipolized
(a.)
Changed
to the
epipolic
condition,
or that in which the
phenomenon
of
fluorescence
is
presented;
produced
by
fluorescence;
as,
epipolized
light..
Indifference
::
Indifference
(n.)
Absence
of
anxiety
or
interest
in
respect
to what is
presented
to the mind;
unconcernedness;
as,
entire
indifference
to all that
occurs..
Tableau
::
Tableau
(n.) A
representation
of some scene by means of
persons
grouped
in the
proper
manner,
placed
in
appropriate
postures,
and
remaining
silent
and
motionless..
Zoomorphism
::
Zoomorphism
(n.) The
representation
of God, or of gods, in the form, or with the
attributes,
of the lower
animals..
Peri
::
Peri (n.) An
imaginary
being,
male or
female,
like an elf or
fairy,
represented
as a
descendant
of
fallen
angels,
excluded
from
paradise
till
penance
is
accomplished..
Umbrage
::
Umbrage
(n.) The
feeling
of being
overshadowed;
jealousy
of
another,
as
standing
in one's light or way;
hence,
suspicion
of
injury
or
wrong;
offense;
resentment..
Branch
::
Branch
(v. t.) To adorn with
needlework
representing
branches,
flowers,
or
twigs..
Calvary
::
Calvary
(n.) A
representation
of the
crucifixion,
consisting
of three
crosses
with the
figures
of
Christ
and the
thieves,
often as large as life, and
sometimes
surrounded
by
figures
of other
personages
who were
present
at the
crucifixion..
Occur
::
Occur (v. i.) To meet or come to the mind; to
suggest
itself;
to be
presented
to the
imagination
or
memory.
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