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grievance
noun as in complaint, gripe
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Here are five standout moments from the night of shared grievances.
The prime minister used his keynote speech to cast Nigel Farage's movement as practising the "politics of grievance" and to position Labour as the party of "tolerant, decent" patriotism.
"He can't. He doesn't like Britain, doesn't believe in Britain. Wants you to doubt it as much as he does and so he resorts to grievance."
And, as usual, the submissions — each country gets to select one film — have produced no shortage of grievances and outrage.
He found one and unloaded his grievances on her.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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