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discontent

[dis-kuhn-tent] / ˌdɪs kənˈtɛnt /


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Personal discontent is a one-way ticket to intellectual automation.

From Salon

Street protests broke out in Iran on 28 December, initially sparked by economic turmoil and fuelled by long-running discontent with the country's leaders.

From BBC

According to conversations with those closely connected with the ownership, that was not the case - and the Lewis family were attuned to the widespread discontent from Spurs fans.

From BBC

Too often games ended in discontent - a disconnect noted by the club.

From BBC

If you are a bitcoin investor and/or borrowed against the crypto, brace yourself for a bitcoin winter of discontent.

From MarketWatch