"overbitterly" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1911, John Henry Newman, William Paine Neville, William John Copeland, The Works of Cardinal Newman, published 1845",
          "text": "I just wanted to say this much, for, though dangerous to dwell on in a common way, it seems to me just the sort of help which one's infirmity might need and thankfully receive when the sense of being calumniated comes overbitterly upon us.",
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        "in an overbitter manner"
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  "word": "overbitterly"
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      "form": "most overbitterly",
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