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disgruntled

[dis-gruhn-tld] / dɪsˈgrʌn tld /


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Less than 48 hours after the launch, the Bom released a list of tips on how to use the new site, but this was further mocked by disgruntled users.

From BBC

And polls suggest Americans are increasingly disgruntled on economic issues -- particularly the cost of living.

From Barron's

Instead, disgruntled South Africans are moving to an array of opposition parties; more than 50 will contest the national election, many of them new.

From Seattle Times

In the settlement agreement, the company said the ad was “generated by a disgruntled recruiter in India and was intended to embarrass the company,” and that it never intended to dissuade non-citizens from applying.

From Seattle Times

Martinez accused Diaz’s critics of being “disgruntled employees who didn’t get what they want and … who are not faithful to the chief.”

From Seattle Times