feel discontent

Frequency: 8.518.2 per million words

To personally experience the feeling of dissatisfaction.

discontentVERB + discontent

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feel

Examples (10)

  • Many citizens felt deep discontent with the new tax policy.
  • It's natural to feel discontent when your hard work goes unrecognized.
  • She began to feel a growing discontent with her monotonous daily routine.
  • If changes aren't made, more employees will feel discontent and may leave.
  • He couldn't help but feel discontent despite his apparent success.
  • The survey revealed that a majority of the members feel discontent over the recent decisions.
  • Why do you think so many young people feel such discontent with the current situation?
  • After years in the same position, I started to feel a profound discontent with my career.
  • Feeling discontent can be a powerful motivator for change.
  • The team felt a shared discontent after the project was unfairly cancelled.