grievance — A formal complaint or a feeling of having been treated unfairly; a cause for protest or complaint, especially in the workplace.
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A formal complaint or a feeling of having been treated unfairly; a cause for protest or complaint, especially in the workplace.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɡriːvəns/
Korean meaning: 불만, 고충, 이의제기
Korean pronunciation: 그리-번스 (강세: 그리)
Example Sentences
- His main grievance was that the coffee machine broke down every Monday morning.
- The union representative listened carefully to each worker's grievance.
- She had a grievance against her neighbor's karaoke sessions at 2 AM.
grievance
NOUN//ˈɡriːvəns//
A formal complaint or a feeling of having been treated unfairly; a cause for protest or complaint, especially in the workplace.
A formal complaint or a feeling of having been treated unfairly; a cause for protest or complaint, especially in the workplace.
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From Old French 'grievance,' derived from Latin 'gravare' meaning 'to burden or weigh down.' The word originally conveyed the sense of a heavy burden pressing on one's mind or heart.
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“His main grievance was that the coffee machine broke down every Monday morning.”
“The union representative listened carefully to each worker's grievance.”
“She had a grievance against her neighbor's karaoke sessions at 2 AM.”
“The company established a formal grievance process for employee complaints.”
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