discontent 的 3 个定义
- not content; dissatisfied; discontented.
- Also dis·con·tent·ment. lack of contentment; dissatisfaction.
- a restless desire or craving for something one does not have.
- a malcontent.
- to make discontented; dissatisfy; displease.
discontent 近义词
dissatisfaction
discontent 的近义词 10 个
discontent 的反义词 7 个
更多discontent例句
- The United States, like many countries around the world, seems to have entered a period of broad and deep discontent.
- Foreign actors, from Russia to China, can take advantage of social unrest, the digital age and human psychology to stir discontent — and potentially affect elections.
- The US has been brought to this point by a long-term legitimacy crisis of the American elite, accompanied by rising levels of mass discontent and coercive state responses.
- Now that he’s facing re-election, his Democratic opponents are trying to direct the discontent in their direction, with some of them calling to fundamentally remake the American economy.
- Much of this discontent is related to economic issues — some of them specific, like wage stagnation and the spike in healthcare and college costs.
- Almost from the beginning, there have been rumblings of discontent about Pope Francis.
- Discontent with life led to complete recklessness on the battlefield.
- But in the Palestinian camps, there has been public discontent, too.
- His new documentary, A Cinema of Discontent, is about film censorship in Iran.
- Hamas exploits the resulting Arab discontent to fan the flames of violence and war.
- The seed of discontent was again germinating under the duplicity of the Spanish lay and clerical authorities.
- The new forces controlled by mankind have been powerless as yet to remove want and destitution, hard work and social discontent.
- Discontent was so widespread that the new general at once ordered all troops, save some three thousand, to leave the capital.
- The vision itself is an outcome of that divine discontent which raises man above his environment.
- Lannes secretly informed Bonaparte of the plans of those who led the discontent, and, in the words of Murat, "sold the cocoanut."