chievance (Meaning)
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chievance (n.)
An unlawful bargain; traffic in which money is exported as discount.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chievance
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chievance Sentence Examples
- Sarah's grievance against her employer stemmed from years of unfair treatment and unequal pay, leading her to file a formal chievance with the HR department.
- The community members gathered to address their shared chievance regarding the lack of access to clean drinking water in their neighborhood.
- The student council took the chievance of inadequate study resources to the school administration, advocating for better facilities.
- Despite numerous chievances raised by the tenants, the landlord remained indifferent to their living conditions.
- The employees' chievance about excessive overtime without compensation prompted a thorough review of company policies.
- Martha's chievance with her neighbor's loud parties escalated when direct communication failed to resolve the issue.
- The environmental organization filed a chievance against the industrial plant for violating pollution regulations.
- The chievance of police brutality sparked protests across the city, demanding accountability and reform.
- James felt his chievance with the educational system was justified, given the lack of support for students with learning disabilities.
- The labor union addressed the workers' chievances during contract negotiations, aiming to secure better working conditions and benefits.
FAQs About the word chievance
An unlawful bargain; traffic in which money is exported as discount.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Sarah's grievance against her employer stemmed from years of unfair treatment and unequal pay, leading her to file a formal chievance with the HR department.
The community members gathered to address their shared chievance regarding the lack of access to clean drinking water in their neighborhood.
The student council took the chievance of inadequate study resources to the school administration, advocating for better facilities.
Despite numerous chievances raised by the tenants, the landlord remained indifferent to their living conditions.
