voice discontent

Frequency: 7.814.8 per million words

To speak about one's dissatisfaction, often publicly.

discontentVERB + discontent

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Examples (10)

  • Employees are beginning to voice their discontent over the new policy.
  • Several shareholders voiced their discontent at the annual meeting.
  • Citizens will have an opportunity to voice their discontent at the upcoming town hall meeting.
  • He was afraid to voice his discontent for fear of retaliation.
  • Voicing discontent through official channels is more effective than complaining privately.
  • A platform was provided for students to voice their discontent with the new grading system.
  • If you don't voice your discontent, management will assume everyone is satisfied.
  • Why are so few people willing to publicly voice their discontent with the leadership?
  • Despite the risks, the protesters continued to voice their discontent peacefully.
  • It's important for consumers to voice their discontent about faulty products.