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disgruntle

[dis-gruhn-tl] / dɪsˈgrʌn tl /


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That could melt down world financial markets and horrify his already disgruntled allies in Europe, Asia and the Gulf.

From BBC

But over everything lay the shadow: not only the illness, but her whole disgruntled and disappointed life.

From Literature

She says times of conflict highlight the importance of her team on board - particularly for nervous or disgruntled passengers.

From BBC

Now they’re stuck having to find a solution for Crosby, a disgruntled player who had already packed his bags and may now be viewed as damaged goods.

From The Wall Street Journal

But as someone from the western Darfur region, he positioned himself as the champion of the disgruntled and of deprived areas beyond the capital.

From BBC