complaint

complaint
n
1. criticism, animadversion, Inf. brickbat; cavil, quibble; lament, lamentation, jeremiad, wail, ululation, moan, groan, murmur, whimper, grumble; plaint, demur, objection, Inf. kick, Inf. gripe, All Sl. big stink, squawk, bellyache, beef.
2. reproach, reproof, reprimand, stricture, rebuke; tirade, harangue, diatribe, aspersion, obloquy, censure, castigation, objurgation, vituperation; disapproval, disparagement, disapprobation, reprobation, reprehension, condemnation; imprecation, fulmina-tion, contumely, denunciation, detraction; protest, protestation, remonstrance, outcry; expostulation, deprecation, Archaic. dehortation; quarrel, dispute, disputation, apple of discord, disagreement.
3. sickness, illness, ailment, malady, indisposition, affliction; infirmity, disability, disorder, distemper; disease, infection, affection; invalidism, valetudinarianism, debility.
4. charge, suit, preferment, claim, Law. gravamen, grievance; crimination, blame, incrimination, accusation, indictment, imputation, inculpation.

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