grievance

grievance synonyms

objection compare grievance and objection
gripe compare grievance and gripe
grouse compare grievance and grouse
injury compare grievance and injury
protestation compare grievance and protestation
complaint compare grievance and complaint
grumble compare grievance and grumble
beef compare grievance and beef
trouble compare grievance and trouble
moan compare grievance and moan
protest compare grievance and protest
injustice compare grievance and injustice
grudge compare grievance and grudge
cavil compare grievance and cavil
resentment compare grievance and resentment
wrong compare grievance and wrong
outrage compare grievance and outrage
quibble compare grievance and quibble
affliction compare grievance and affliction
distress compare grievance and distress
criticism compare grievance and criticism
charge compare grievance and charge
whinge compare grievance and whinge
grouch compare grievance and grouch
difficulty compare grievance and difficulty
dissatisfaction compare grievance and dissatisfaction
remonstrance compare grievance and remonstrance
offense compare grievance and offense
insult compare grievance and insult
pain compare grievance and pain
worry compare grievance and worry
rancor compare grievance and rancor
trial compare grievance and trial
damage compare grievance and damage
annoyance compare grievance and annoyance
affront compare grievance and affront
vexation compare grievance and vexation
whine compare grievance and whine
plaint compare grievance and plaint
groan compare grievance and groan
niggle compare grievance and niggle
irritation compare grievance and irritation
remonstration compare grievance and remonstration
score compare grievance and score
indignity compare grievance and indignity
whingeing compare grievance and whingeing
ill will compare grievance and ill will
abuse compare grievance and abuse
bitterness compare grievance and bitterness
animosity compare grievance and animosity

grievance definitions

noun

  • A formal complaint, especially in the context of a unionized workplace. 

  • Feelings of being wronged; outrage. 

  • A wrong or hardship suffered, which is the grounds of a complaint. 

  • Violation of regulations or objectionable behavior. 

  • A complaint or annoyance. 

  • Something which causes grief.