Sentences

dudgeon in a sentence

n.

Definition

Dudgeon refers to a state of sulky anger or resentment.

Sample Sentences

  1. She stormed out of the meeting in high dudgeon after her ideas were dismissed.
  2. In a fit of dudgeon, he refused to speak to anyone for the rest of the evening.
  3. Her dudgeon was evident as she recounted how she had been unfairly treated by her colleagues.
  4. The actor left the awards ceremony in dudgeon when he wasn't nominated for his latest film.
  5. Despite his initial dudgeon, he eventually calmed down and agreed to discuss the issue further.
  6. His face was a mask of dudgeon when he learned that his promotion was given to someone else.
  7. The critics expressed their dudgeon over the film's lackluster plot and poor character development.
  8. Despite her dudgeon, she managed to keep her composure and address the issue calmly.
  9. She stormed out of the meeting in high dudgeon after her proposal was dismissed.
  10. His face was flushed with dudgeon when he realized he had been unfairly blamed for the mistake.
  11. The public's dudgeon over the new policy prompted the council to reconsider its decision.

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