malcontent

/mal-kuhn-tent/US // ˌmæl kənˈtɛnt //UK // (ˈmælkənˌtɛnt) //

怨天尤人,怨气冲天,怨声载道,怨气

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : not satisfied or content with currently prevailing conditions or circumstances.
- : dissatisfied with the existing government, administration, system, etc.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a malcontent person, especially one who is chronically discontented or dissatisfied.

adj.dissatisfied

Synonyms

The Colts have a good supporting cast around their QB, but they need Wentz to stay healthy,60 produce and shed his reputation as a selfish malcontent.
In this era of roving superstars, Aaron Rodgers doubles as an original malcontent and merely the latest flaky legend.
A believable hack would have required a small army of malcontents.
Yet, through the favour of God, there are but few amongst us that are malcontent, and fewer that have cause to be so.
Dimitri had the satisfaction of lending his support to this malcontent, as Olgerd had aided the Prince of Tver.
White was adopted by the malcontent Irish as the French emblem.
The simplest course for the malcontent is to find fault with the order of Nature and the Being who established it.
Therefore I was the malady and it was a hell of malcontent beyond symbolical description.

/mal-kuhn-tent/US // ˌmæl kənˈtɛnt //UK // (ˈmælkənˌtɛnt) //

怨天尤人,怨气冲天,怨声载道,怨气

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : not satisfied or content with currently prevailing conditions or circumstances.
- : dissatisfied with the existing government, administration, system, etc.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a malcontent person, especially one who is chronically discontented or dissatisfied.

adj.dissatisfied

Synonyms

The Colts have a good supporting cast around their QB, but they need Wentz to stay healthy,60 produce and shed his reputation as a selfish malcontent.
In this era of roving superstars, Aaron Rodgers doubles as an original malcontent and merely the latest flaky legend.
A believable hack would have required a small army of malcontents.
Yet, through the favour of God, there are but few amongst us that are malcontent, and fewer that have cause to be so.
Dimitri had the satisfaction of lending his support to this malcontent, as Olgerd had aided the Prince of Tver.
White was adopted by the malcontent Irish as the French emblem.
The simplest course for the malcontent is to find fault with the order of Nature and the Being who established it.
Therefore I was the malady and it was a hell of malcontent beyond symbolical description.