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Meaning of disgruntle
disgruntle (v)
put into a bad mood or into bad humour
disgruntle (v. t.)
To dissatisfy; to disaffect; to anger.
disgruntle Sentence Examples
- The disgruntle employee voiced his dissatisfaction to the management.
- The constant delays and poor service disgruntle the customers.
- The politician's empty promises disgruntle the voters.
- The team's lackluster performance disgruntle the fans.
- The government's tax policies disgruntle the citizens.
- The company's decision to relocate disgruntle the employees.
- The student's low grades disgruntle their parents.
- The athlete's loss in the competition disgruntle them.
- The weather conditions disgruntle the travelers.
- The long lines and waiting times disgruntle the customers.
FAQs About the word disgruntle
put into a bad mood or into bad humourTo dissatisfy; to disaffect; to anger.
anger, estrange, alienate, enrage, outrage, alien, infuriate, sour, embitter, irritate
reconcile,reconcile, endear, placate, appease, placate,appease, endear, ingratiate, pacify
The disgruntle employee voiced his dissatisfaction to the management.
The constant delays and poor service disgruntle the customers.
The politician's empty promises disgruntle the voters.
The team's lackluster performance disgruntle the fans.
