galling 的定义
- that galls; chafing; irritating; vexing; exasperating.
galling 近义词
very upsetting
更多galling例句
- I have been to a variety of churches growing up, and the hypocrisy I’ve seen is galling.
- And, in a galling irony, those who should be most concerned about those implications are the very people this worldview purports to protect.
- Because of her long-standing commitment to her workout regimen and strong play inside, the weight room disparity was particularly galling.
- The revelations were especially galling given how Cuomo had boasted about his handling of the pandemic while New Yorkers were still in its throes.
- It’s great to see progress in the right direction, but it’s galling for anyone who falls outside of this and is still being actively discriminated against.
- But it is particularly galling to watch the feminist superhero be treated in such a way.
- Runfola's defense is nothing short of galling–and her lawyer should be called out for it.
- To Palmer, the coincidence of his bullpen exile and his return to form was galling.
- How galling it must have been to her to see once radical manifestos used for nostalgia.
- That was galling for those who described the invasion of Iraq as a conflict of choice, not necessity.
- The galling part of it was that Aunt Linda knew, and was chuckling, so to speak, over my discomfiture.
- As the British line advanced slowly and in exact order, the guides opened a galling fire.
- Galling though the Irish laws were, they never went so far as to make the mere holding of heretical opinions criminal.
- Yet it was infinitely galling to be hidden away in this manner.
- Sometimes the thought seemed pleasant, then again it would be galling in the extreme.