sound aggrieved
Frequency: 5.53.8 per million words
To have a tone of voice that suggests you feel wronged.
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Examples (10)
- When he complains, he always manages to sound aggrieved.
- She sounded aggrieved when she recounted the story of her demotion.
- He sounded deeply aggrieved by the unfair accusation.
- Why do you always sound so aggrieved when I ask for help?
- You might sound aggrieved even if you don't intend to.
- He couldn't help sounding aggrieved as he listed his complaints.
- Despite trying to be neutral, her voice started to sound aggrieved.
- The customer called back, sounding slightly aggrieved that his issue wasn't resolved.
- If you talk about it now, you'll just sound aggrieved and no one will take you seriously.
- He sounded aggrieved at being passed over for the promotion.