grumbling (Meaning)

Wordnet

grumbling (n)

a loud low dull continuous noise

a complaint uttered in a low and indistinct tone

Wordnet

continuous full and low-pitched throbbing sound

Webster

of Grumble

No weak antonyms found.

The old man sat in his armchair, grumbling about the noise from the children playing outside.
The students filed into the classroom, grumbling about the upcoming test.
The hikers trudged up the mountain, grumbling about the steep incline.
The employees grumbled about the new company policy.
The traffic was terrible, and the drivers were grumbling and honking their horns.
The child was grumbling about having to go to bed.
The neighbors were grumbling about the noise from the construction site.
The teacher was grumbling about the students' lack of effort.
The patient was grumbling about the long wait time at the doctor's office.
The dog was grumbling at the mailman.

a loud low dull continuous noise, a complaint uttered in a low and indistinct tone, continuous full and low-pitched throbbing soundof Grumble

complaining, protesting, griping, squawking, whining,kvetching, fussing, intolerant, unyielding,unforgiving

tolerant, tolerant, accepting, willing,abiding, enduring, patient, willing, accepting, abiding

The old man sat in his armchair, grumbling about the noise from the children playing outside.

The students filed into the classroom, grumbling about the upcoming test.

The hikers trudged up the mountain, grumbling about the steep incline.

The employees grumbled about the new company policy.