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disgruntle

[dis-gruhn-tl] / dɪsˈgrʌn tl /


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Every now and then some disgruntled fan will publicly disown his favorite team, then invite rival teams to suggest why he should support them.

From Los Angeles Times

The hosts' fielders were visibly disgruntled and one Australian was heard saying "Snicko needs to be sacked" over the stump microphone.

From BBC

Jackson suggests it came from a disgruntled cameraman.

From The Wall Street Journal

The administration was therefore able to avoid a collective response from disgruntled trading partners.

From Barron's

A Reform spokesperson denied the party had broken electoral law, saying the "inaccurate claims come from a disgruntled former councillor".

From BBC