Definition: Acrimony is a verb that means to express or express unkindly, maliciously, or bitterly in retaliation for something unjust or unfair. Here are some more examples: - Acrimony (noun) - The act of expressing resentment, anger, or ill will at someone else's behavior or actions, often resulting from the same person - Acrimony (adjective) - Being unkindly, maliciously, or bitterly towards something unjustly, as in a business transaction - Acrimony (prepositional phrase) - Expressing or expressing one's resentment toward someone else due to unfair treatment or unfair behavior, often using the word "acrimony" before another term or word Acrimony is often used figuratively and metaphorically to describe something that is not fair or unjustly treated. It can also be seen as a way of expressing anger towards someone who has caused you harm or inconvenience.

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