Rencorosa (en. Resentful)

/ren.koˈro.sa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
One who has or feels resentment.
Don't talk to her, she's very resentful since the fight happened.
No le hables, es muy rencorosa desde que ocurrió la pelea.
A person who does not easily forgive.
She's resentful, she never forgets offenses.
Es rencorosa, nunca olvida las ofensas.
One who acts out of revenge due to resentment.
His resentful attitude led him to act unfairly.
Su actitud rencorosa lo llevó a actuar de manera injusta.

Etymology

It comes from the term 'rencor' with the suffix -osa, which indicates abundance or relation.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to hold a grudge
To maintain resentment for an offense received.
guardar rencor
to be resentful
To have the tendency not to forgive and to hold a grudge.
ser rencoroso
to confront someone with resentment
To act in a hostile or vengeful manner towards someone due to a past grudge.
enfrentar a alguien con rencor

Related Words

grudge
A feeling of resentment towards someone for an offense.
rencor
revenge
An action taken in response to an injustice or offense.
venganza
resentment
A feeling of dissatisfaction due to an grievance or harm that has been received.
resentimiento

Slang Meanings

A person who does not forget offenses.
That girl is vengeful, you can't argue with her about anything.
Esa chica es una rencorosa, no se le puede discutir nada.
Someone who is always looking to take revenge.
Be careful, if you do something bad to her, she will get back at you because she is very resentful.
Cuidado, si le haces algo malo, te lo va a devolver porque es muy rencorosa.