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disgruntle

[dis-gruhn-tl] / dɪsˈgrʌn tl /


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Less than 48 hours after the launch, the Bom released a list of tips on how to use the new site, but this was further mocked by disgruntled users.

From BBC

And polls suggest Americans are increasingly disgruntled on economic issues -- particularly the cost of living.

From Barron's

Few people have ever seen it, and while copycat recipes and alleged leaks from disgruntled employees abound, the company says only those who have seen the list really know how to make Cane’s Sauce.

From The Wall Street Journal

But some members of the family have recently expressed fears that disgruntled royals or displaced religious leaders may try to sow discord.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now disgruntled Democrats are acknowledging what Republicans have known for years: Mr. Schumer puts his own interests ahead of the institution—and of everyone else.

From The Wall Street Journal