DISCONTENT


Meaning of DISCONTENT in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ general , widespread

▪ growing , increasing

▪ simmering

▪ popular , public

Public ~ with the economy remained at a high level.

▪ political , social

VERB + DISCONTENT

▪ breed , cause , give rise to , lead to , provoke

The higher tax provoked widespread ~ among the poor.

▪ fuel

Overcrowded conditions will only fuel ~ among prisoners.

▪ feel

the ~ that many people felt

▪ seethe with

The country was seething with ~ and the threat of revolution was real.

▪ express , voice

The peasants expressed their ~.

DISCONTENT + VERB

▪ grow , spread

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ among

~ among the workforce

▪ ~ about , ~ at , ~ over

~ among students about the lack of funding for education

▪ ~ with

growing ~ with the government

▪ ~ within

There were reports of growing ~ within the army.

PHRASES

▪ a feeling of ~ , feelings of ~

▪ murmurs of ~ , rumbles of ~ , rumblings of ~

▪ a source of ~

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