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1. complaint
noun.
(kəmˈpleɪnt)
An
often
persistent
bodily
disorder
or
disease;
a
cause
for
complaining.
Synonyms
motion sickness
upset
ill
kinetosis
ailment
pip
disorder
Antonyms
amicable
stability
order
orderliness
tidiness
Etymology
complaint (English)
compleynte (Middle English (1100-1500))
compleint (Anglo-Norman)
compleindre (Anglo-Norman)
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2. complaint
noun.
(kəmˈpleɪnt)
(formerly)
a
loud
cry
(or
repeated
cries)
of
pain
or
rage
or
sorrow.
Synonyms
wail
lamentation
yell
plaint
cry
exclamation
lament
Antonyms
healthy
fit
propitious
good
harmless
Etymology
complaint (English)
compleynte (Middle English (1100-1500))
compleint (Anglo-Norman)
compleindre (Anglo-Norman)
3. complaint
noun.
(kəmˈpleɪnt)
An
expression
of
grievance
or
resentment.
Synonyms
murmur
objection
murmuring
grievance
kvetch
whimper
mutter
muttering
jeremiad
whine
pet peeve
grumbling
grumble
Antonyms
organized
untroubled
unturned
well
expected
Etymology
complaint (English)
compleynte (Middle English (1100-1500))
compleint (Anglo-Norman)
compleindre (Anglo-Norman)
4. complaint
noun.
(kəmˈpleɪnt)
(criminal
law)
a
pleading
describing
some
wrong
or
offense.
Synonyms
accusal
indictment
charge
accusation
pleading
bill of indictment
Antonyms
cheer
loud
laugh
stay in place
thin
Etymology
complaint (English)
compleynte (Middle English (1100-1500))
compleint (Anglo-Norman)
compleindre (Anglo-Norman)
5. complaint
noun.
(kəmˈpleɪnt)
(civil
law)
the
first
pleading
of
the
plaintiff
setting
out
the
facts
on
which
the
claim
for
relief
is
based.
Synonyms
libel
pleading
Antonyms
functional disorder
organic disorder
calm
Etymology
complaint (English)
compleynte (Middle English (1100-1500))
compleint (Anglo-Norman)
compleindre (Anglo-Norman)
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