aggrievement (Meaning)

aggrievement

the quality or state of being aggrieved

The aggrieved residents filed a class action lawsuit against the city for environmental damage.
My deep aggrievement drove me to seek justice for my wronged family.
The victim felt a profound sense of aggrievement at being falsely accused.
The employee expressed their aggrievement over the unfair treatment they received.
The company's refusal to compensate the injured customer caused immense aggrievement.
The aggrievement of the community over the closure of the local school was palpable.
She carried the weight of her aggrievement with her like a heavy burden.
The judge dismissed the case, citing insufficient evidence to support the plaintiff's aggrievement.
The aggrieved party demanded an apology and financial compensation for their losses.
Their aggrievement manifested in public demonstrations and social media campaigns.

the quality or state of being aggrieved

perturbation, dejection, uneasiness, disquiet, resentment, sorrow, unhappiness, bitterness, dreariness, despondency

contentment, pleasure, joy,satisfaction, triumph, jubilation, gladness, lightheartedness, contentedness, exultation

The aggrieved residents filed a class action lawsuit against the city for environmental damage.

My deep aggrievement drove me to seek justice for my wronged family.

The victim felt a profound sense of aggrievement at being falsely accused.

The employee expressed their aggrievement over the unfair treatment they received.