Mental Health And Well-Being Vocabulary

noun a feeling of indignant displeasure or persistent ill will at something regarded as a wrong, insult, or injury

• The employee harbored deep resentment towards his boss for passing him over for a promotion.
• She couldn't hide her resentment towards her friend for forgetting her birthday.
• I can't stand the resentment my roommate has been giving me lately.
• Resentment is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die.

adjective not eager; lacking enthusiasm or interest

• The new employee seemed uneager to participate in the team meeting.
• She was uneager to try the new restaurant in town.
• He's always been uneager to join us for a night out.
• The old house stood uneager to face another harsh winter.

adjective describing a state of not being refreshed or rested

• After a night of little sleep, I woke up feeling unrefreshed and tired.
• I stayed up too late watching TV and now I'm feeling totally unrefreshed.
• I partied all night and now I'm feeling super unrefreshed.
• Her mind felt unrefreshed, like a stagnant pond in need of fresh water.