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Meanings of malcontent in anglès

Discontented as toward authority.

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        1
        I was the oldest and most malcontent goddess on the ancient continent.
        Spellwright
        2
        The malcontent repeated his vow, and it rang throughout the village-city.
        Cinderella in the South: Twenty-Five South African Tales
        3
        The movement was not so much definitely royalist as vaguely malcontent.
        The Life of Napoleon I (Volume 1 of 2)
        4
        Burridge became little more than a malcontent in many people's eyes.
        Twelve Men
        5
        I was described as a dangerous malcontent, who had deserted his native land.
        The Life and Adventures of Baron Trenck, Volume 2
        6
        Billy Underwood had been the chief malcontent under Jim's liquor ruling.
        Still Jim
        7
        At the other extreme of thought stands the born malcontent.
        William Pitt and the Great War
        8
        His son the malcontent: the back-talker; the monosyllabic mood machine.
        The half life of stars: a novel
        9
        But organics reported everything that might indicate a potential for eccentricity or a malcontent.
        Dayworld Rebel
        10
        Larralde is, it appears, a malcontent, and on the wrong side of the wall.
        In Kedar's Tents
        11
        Yet Williams was a frightful malcontent who hastened his self-destruction through brandy and barbiturates.
        The Irish Times
        12
        Harry's transformation into a figure of public malcontent seemed complete.
        News.com.au
        13
        The notion of Sánchez as a malcontent superstar is unfair.
        The Guardian
        14
        These are not the idle whims of a whinging malcontent.
        The Guardian
        15
        Cincinnatus wouldn't have been broken-hearted had the malcontent hit him.
        American empire: blood and iron
        16
        The rallying cry of the band of malcontent farmers was the yelp of a wolf.
        The Bastonnais / Tale of the American Invasion of Canada in 1775...
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