grievance
A particular and clearly defined complaint.
A complaint made by a single person.
A complaint related to one's own feelings or experiences.
A real and sincere complaint.
A complaint that is reasonable and justified.
An actual, not imaginary, complaint.
A complaint that has existed for a long time.
A complaint related to government or public affairs.
A complaint related to society or community issues.
A complaint from the past that is still remembered.
A complaint related to financial matters.
A complaint rooted in past events.
The feeling that you have been treated unfairly.
To possess a reason to complain.
To start to deal with a complaint or problem.
To state or show a complaint.
To speak about a complaint.
To express a complaint publicly.
To pay attention to someone's complaint.
To formally submit a complaint, especially in a work or legal context.
To resolve a complaint, often by agreement.
To correct something that is unfair or wrong.
To formally listen to and consider a complaint.
To secretly hold a feeling of resentment for a long time.
To solve a problem or correct a complaint.
To keep a feeling of resentment and think about it often.
A formal process for employees to make complaints at work.
The series of steps taken to handle a complaint.
A group of people appointed to hear and resolve complaints.
Used to specify the person or group the complaint is directed at.
Used to specify the subject of the complaint.
Similar to 'about', indicates the reason for the complaint.