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discontented

[dis-kuhn-ten-tid] / ˌdɪs kənˈtɛn tɪd /


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But from the Russians, apart from some discontented mutterings about European involvement and unauthorised leaks, the response has been somewhat muted.

From BBC

“Someone is discontented over the war, someone is discontented with the economic situation, someone is unhappy with the health care system, social justice — lots of things,” Volkov said.

From Seattle Times

And given the nation’s deeply discontented electorate, is there anything more American these days than that?

From Los Angeles Times

Before the offensive, China had been growingly discontented with the military government’s inattention to large-scale criminality in Myanmar near the border, including drug trafficking and cyberscam centers.

From Seattle Times

For all their discontented men, Mann’s films have also often acknowledged the impact on the women in their lives, memorably with Tuesday Weld in “Thief” or Diane Venora in “Heat.”

From Los Angeles Times