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Meanings of more discontented in English
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Usage of more discontented in English
1
To-day there is no more discontented community in India than the Sikhs.
2
He had grown noticeably more discontented in recent weeks-noone knew why.
3
The more discontented they are, the less you can venture to employ them.
4
By that time, however, I was more discontented, disgusted, and dogged than ever.
5
Jack Delancy returned from Washington more discontented than when he went.
6
We are more intelligent, and therefore more discontented and unhappy.
7
We are never more discontented with others than when we are discontented with ourselves.
8
Marcella explained shortly, and Minta looked more discontented than ever.
9
The farther he got from Normanstand on his way home the more discontented Leonard grew.
10
The more they know the more discontented they become.
11
The more he thought of them, the more discontented he grew because he had none.
12
As she read these on her way back upstream, she became more discontented than ever.
13
She was, in fact, growing more and more discontented and unhappy in disposition all the time.
14
I feel much more discontented than you do, right here at the heart of the world.
15
Every meal she grew more and more discontented.
16
But so it is; the more one tries to save you trouble, the more discontented you get.
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