Definition of acerbation in English:

acerbation

noun ˌasəˈbeɪʃn

Embitterment; a feeling of bitterness.

Origin

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin acerbation-, acerbatio embitterment, aggravation (3rd cent.) from classical Latin acerbāt-, past participial stem of acerbāre + -iō -ion.

Definition of acerbation in US English:

acerbation

nounˌasəˈbeɪʃn

Embitterment; a feeling of bitterness.

Origin

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin acerbation-, acerbatio embitterment, aggravation (3rd cent.) from classical Latin acerbāt-, past participial stem of acerbāre + -iō -ion.

单词	acerbation
释义	Definition of acerbation in English: acerbation noun ˌasəˈbeɪʃn Embitterment; a feeling of bitterness. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin acerbation-, acerbatio embitterment, aggravation (3rd cent.) from classical Latin acerbāt-, past participial stem of acerbāre + -iō -ion. Definition of acerbation in US English: acerbation nounˌasəˈbeɪʃn Embitterment; a feeling of bitterness. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin acerbation-, acerbatio embitterment, aggravation (3rd cent.) from classical Latin acerbāt-, past participial stem of acerbāre + -iō -ion.
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