grievance

to have a grievance against sb.

a peg to hang a grievance on

grievances should be discussed, not camouflaged.

the power to redress the grievances of our citizens.

unredressed grievances and protests.

his grievances were many and various.

an unappealable grievance; an unappealable sentence of life imprisonment.

grievances crying out for redress.

a meeting in which long-standing grievances were aired.

She brayed out her grievances before the judge.

The trade union leader spoke about the grievances of the workers.

A committee of inmates presented a list of their grievances to the prison warden.

“The age of chivalry is never past, so long as there is a wrong left unredressed on earth” (Charles Kingsley).Agrievance is an act or a condition that is regarded by those involved as a wrong that affords cause for complaint:

On the Teaching of the Yuan Opera in the Middle school——Centering around the analysis of 《the Douser"s Grievance》

left with his pent-up anger ,his half-completed pronouncements ,his unaired grievances turning sour in his mouth ;

Young people took to the streets because they had many grievances, especially economic.

He had filed a grievance against celia's gymnastics coach.

He's expressing the cultural grievance of his white, working-class base.

It is understandable that policymakers are responding to their electorates' grievances.

Not having an international platform, where the campaigners can actually take their grievances to...for redress.

People have much more grievances with the government than just the problems with the pension system.

Maligning her character or sexual behavior can neutralize a woman's accomplishments and her grievances.

I had not heard about his being bit by a snake until she told me her grievance.

Perhaps what you and I require is an airing of grievances.

Trade shrinks as countries pile on barriers in an effort to remedy some grievance, with consumers paying the price.