Definition of «disgruntled»

Disgruntled means feeling or showing discontent, often due to a sense of unfair treatment.

The disgruntled employee stormed out of the meeting after not receiving a promotion he felt he deserved.
The disgruntled customer complained loudly at the counter, demanding a refund for the faulty product.
The company implemented a new policy, resulting in a disgruntled reaction from several employees.
The disgruntled passengers expressed their frustration by writing negative reviews about the airline's poor customer service.
The disgruntled tenants organized a protest against their landlord, citing frequent maintenance issues and high rent prices.
The journalist's article about corruption in the government left many disgruntled politicians seeking to discredit her work.
The disgruntled shareholders expressed dissatisfaction with the company's financial performance during the annual meeting.
The disgruntled students boycotted classes to protest against the school's decision to eliminate a popular extracurricular program.
The disgruntled fans booed and jeered at the team's lackluster performance during the championship game.
The disgruntled voters staged a demonstration outside the government office, demanding change and transparency.

The film centers on a group of disgruntled employees who decide to rob a white - collar criminal living under house arrest in their high - rise after he scams... (collider.com)
These include false reviews as well as situations where negative reviews are left by disgruntled employees or contain confidential / inappropriate information. (lawyermarketing.com)
For six months, Theranos» position was that the Journal's reports were «inaccurate, misleading and defamatory» and that the allegations are «grounded in baseless assertions by disgruntled former employees and industry incumbents.» (entrepreneur.com)
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