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Meanings of dissatisfaction in английском
каталонский
insatisfacció Synonyms
Examples for "discontent"
Examples for "discontent"
1
Public discontent is growing over official corruption, rampant poverty and power cuts.
2
Energy and water shortages have become widespread, threatening to fuel public discontent.
3
The problems at Network Rail have contributed to increasing discontent among passengers.
4
Mary's also learning enough language to express her discontent about certain issues.
5
Angei admitted that discontent in France goes deeper than the labour law.
1
To hunt for lead, denotes discontentment, andaconstantchangingof employment.
2
Their discontentmentshooktheveryair, and cold perspiration stood on our brows.
3
He could have preached a discourse upon Success, to quiet the discontentmentof theunseated
4
Wakefield and Mr. Gould, and, to the great discontentmentof theformer,Mrs.Gouldlikewise.
5
If she dreams that she is a nun, it portends her discontentmentwithpresentenvironments
Usage of dissatisfaction in английском
1
Power cuts in the country's ageing electricity system have compounded public dissatisfaction.
2
Could work dissatisfaction be at the root of my problem with Ryan?
3
They said good-bye a few minutes later in poorly concealed mutual dissatisfaction.
4
Public dissatisfaction with the Government has since grown to 70 per cent.
5
In the provinces, poverty everywhere prevailed; and the dissatisfaction was steadily increasing.
6
We shall note that the prophets of Israel felt the same dissatisfaction.
7
There was dissatisfaction in London; in James Towne misery and often despair.
8
However sources at the Football Association expressed their dissatisfaction with Fifa's punishment.
9
The outflows may point to client dissatisfaction with the merger, he said.
10
I don't detect much dissatisfaction among the unemployed regarding computers, per se.
11
The party's rebuke to Mugabe exposes growing dissatisfaction with his continued rule.
12
Disorder and dissatisfaction were bad for business, after all, including illegal businesses.
13
Mr. Disraeli offered a resolution of dissatisfaction in the House of Commons.
14
Poverty breeds dissatisfaction; the have-nots want to take from those who have.
15
This dissatisfaction has boiled over and resulted in the prolonged protest action.
16
Shandy, glancing back for a moment, saw Hurwood's pout of scholarly dissatisfaction.
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Dissatisfaction through the time
Dissatisfaction across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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