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Meanings of disgruntled in English

In a state of sulky dissatisfaction.

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Usage of disgruntled in English
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Police sources said they suspected a disgruntled client may have been responsible.
The Irish Times
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The presence of police has rubbed the disgruntled students the wrong way.
The South African
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But disgruntled South Africans are feeling less satisfied with their living conditions.
The South African
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But increasingly open competitors and disgruntled developers may have forced Apple's hand.
Wired
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A group of disgruntled SPD members protested outside the party's Berlin headquarters.
Reuters
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Such attacks can be carried out by insurgents or disgruntled local people.
Reuters
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He was obviously quite disgruntled, but trying not to let it show.
Rite of Passage
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This happens to us on a daily basis!, wrote one disgruntled reader.
Reuters
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Silverstone had to pay out over £1m to disgruntled fans last year.
The Guardian
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The party has also denied all allegations tabled by the disgruntled group.
The South African
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He gave Nora a sharp, disgruntled look and returned to his task.
The hellfire club
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Meanwhile, some sellers are disgruntled over reported changes to Amazon's fee structure.
Wired
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Kaizer Chiefs can do better, was the view of another disgruntled supporter.
The South African
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These include criminal gangs, hacktivists, corporate competitors, nation states and disgruntled employees.
The Irish Times
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He did not discuss what he would do about the disgruntled South.
A. lincoln: a biography
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Smokers are coming increasingly under siege, and not just from disgruntled diners.
The Irish Times
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