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disgruntled
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  • Since the change, many disgruntled employees complain of worsening working conditions
    disgruntled = dissatisfied
  • Effie Trinket is disgruntled about the state her wig was in.  (source)
  • "Okay," said Officer Delinko, rubbing his chin, "so then, how about a disgruntled customer?"  (source)
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  • A disgruntled employee, or some trash improperly disposed of, something like that.  (source)
    disgruntled = unhappy and angry
  • Viktor gives directions to a radiation clinic on the outskirts of the city and we drive out there in a mood of some disgruntlement (Brian and I) even if we are unresisting, too stilled by the pickle jars to make an open complaint.†  (source)
  • "Not really," I begin disgruntledly.†  (source)
  • It was a disgruntled father, ordering his kids inside.  (source)
    disgruntled = unhappy and annoyed
  • To my surprise and to the disgruntlement of his family, Moody agreed to a Tuesday afternoon party.†  (source)
  • Owls hooted to one another in a disgruntled sort of way over the babble and the scraping of heavy trunks.  (source)
    disgruntled = annoyed
  • No longer laughing, they moved spiritlessly toward their homes while a disgruntled Mr. Grimes leaned moodily against the raised rear end of the bus.  (source)
    disgruntled = in a bad mood
  • Disgruntled, I hung up and looked around to find the rest of the herd.  (source)
    Disgruntled = dissatisfied
  • He was disgruntled, I decided, because this trip wasn't working out for him the way he'd planned.  (source)
    disgruntled = unhappy and annoyed
  • The others, disgruntled, turned their energy toward solving the riddle.  (source)
    disgruntled = dissatisfied
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