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Disgruntle

Definition:

Disgruntle (verb) - To make someone feel angry, dissatisfied, or frustrated.

Disgruntle (adjective) - Feeling dissatisfied or frustrated due to a perceived injustice or unfairness.

Senses:

1. As a verb:
• Make someone dissatisfied: The poor service at the restaurant disgruntled the customers.
• Cause frustration: The repeated delays disgruntled the passengers.
2. As an adjective:
• Feeling angry or dissatisfied: The disgruntled employees organized a protest.
• Frustrated due to an unfair situation: The disgruntled customers demanded a refund.

Sample Sentences:

• After receiving the wrong order twice, Janet became disgruntled with the online store.
• The company's decision to lay off experienced employees disgruntled many of its workforce.
• I felt disgruntled after the promised delivery date was missed.
• The disgruntled customer left a scathing review on the product's webpage.

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