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complaint

[kuhm-pleynt] / kəmˈpleɪnt /




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Despite their complaints, the twins are now transfixed by the ice cutters singing on the TV, so I tiptoe upstairs.

From Literature

Now he was leaning more heavily on Rowans shoulder, but still, he moved on without complaint.

From Literature

In reference to the complaints about Large's social media activity, Reform UK told the BBC the party would not be taking any action against him in the matter.

From BBC

For example, the notion of emotional abuse or neglect are relatively new frameworks that are very active in the complaints of adult children today.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Tactics: get Fergie to retract; hold newspapers accountable; filing a formal complaint with the Press Complaints Commission.”

From Los Angeles Times