whining (Meaning)

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whining (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Whine

No weak antonyms found.

The child began whining incessantly when her toy was taken away.
The dog whined pitifully at the door, begging to be let in.
The elderly woman whined about her aching joints, hoping for sympathy.
The politician's speech was filled with constant whining and complaints.
The customer service representative whined about the long wait times on the phone.
The hungry toddler whined for food, its voice piercing the silence.
The employee whined to her boss about the unfair workload.
The baby whined softly, signaling that it needed attention.
The pet cat whined at its owner, demanding a treat.
The injured dog whined in pain, seeking medical assistance.

of Whine

complaining, protesting, grumbling, griping,kvetching, fussing, squawking, unforgiving,uncompromising, intolerant

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

The child began whining incessantly when her toy was taken away.

The dog whined pitifully at the door, begging to be let in.

The elderly woman whined about her aching joints, hoping for sympathy.

The politician's speech was filled with constant whining and complaints.