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dissatisfaction
noun as in discontent, unhappiness
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He says professionals in the industry are increasingly being asked "to do more with less" which only increases stress and job dissatisfaction.
But they are not shy in letting their dissatisfaction be known if things start to go wrong, and already incredibly rich golfers on another financial make could become fair game.
Couples are kept from each other until they establish an engagement, which pays off with unexpected facial reactions that express emotions including great dissatisfaction, confusion or a sigh of relief.
Suspected killings were also documented "simply because some people protested or expressed their dissatisfaction with the conditions of the voyage", the statement said.
"We live in a country where young people are ignored by those in power. Protests are the only way to show dissatisfaction with the precarious conditions we face," she said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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