discontent|discontents in English

noun

[dis·con·tent || ‚dɪskən'tent]

displeasure, dissatisfaction, uneasiness

Use "discontent|discontents" in a sentence

1. Chagrins: as in upsets, discontents

2. What's more miserable than discontent?

3. The money is running short , discontents are arising beneath these despotic rulers.

4. I heard a mutter of discontent.

5. 21 The audience buzzed with discontent.

6. Perhaps she sensed my growing discontent .

7. 12 Discontent stirred the men to mutiny.

8. The workforce were smoldering with discontent.

9. 2 What's more miserable than discontent?

10. Discontent stirred the men to mutiny.

11. They contributed tactlessly to a general discontent.

12. 3 Discontent stirred the men to mutiny.

13. Years of discontent turned into armed insurrection.

14. Discontent among junior ranks was rapidly spreading.

15. 23 There is discontent within the farming industry.

16. 4 Discontent with the current government is strong.

17. 3 Years of discontent turned into armed insurrection.

18. The reforms failed to stem social discontent.

19. Discontent with the current government is strong.

20. 24 Discontent resulted from sharply rising rents.

21. 22 I heard a mutter of discontent.

22. 15 Perhaps she sensed my growing discontent .

23. Synonyms: content, contentment, delectation… Antonyms: discontent, disContentedness, discontentment…

24. 20 The reforms failed to stem social discontent.

25. Bluh is an interjection expressing disgust or discontent