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bitterender
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en
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bit·ter·end·er
/
ˈbɪt
ərˈɛn
dər
/
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-er-
en
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]
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noun
a person who persists until the
bitter end
without compromising or yielding; diehard.
Origin:
1840–50,
Americanism
;
bitter end
+
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