Complained is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPLAINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMPLAIN, to express discontent
• express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something
• (of a structure or mechanism) groan or creak under strain.
• make a mournful sound
• state that one is suffering from (a pain or other symptom of illness)

Words related to COMPLAINED

complain14 complaining18 complains15

How to use COMPLAINED in a sentence

• Her eyes burned sharply, and she complained of a chill, which did not leave her the next day nor the next.
• On his return, he complained of a slight sickness, which has gradually increased in violence, and there can be little doubt it is the plague.
• One lively little creature only was incessantly complained of as showing no capacity for work, and as never likely to do anything if she were left at home.
• Presently, one of them complained that it ached very badly, and then another and another.
• Again they complained that the Boers fired on them and wanted to keep them prisoners.
• He complained, too, that Duckworth had taken a great many ships to Gibraltar.
• Next day Misery complained worse than before, and begged the peasant to come with him to the tavern.
• The only trouble complained of was sleeplessness, but it did not interfere with the satisfactory progress of the case, and no hypnotic was given.
• Slaveholders merely complained of this flow of population, on the ground that it contributed to overthrow the balance of political power.
• At first he was not very willing, and complained of the trouble, but at length he consented.
• Those who have most complained of it whilst feeling it, often only needed to have the circumstances reversed in order to fall into similar wickedness.
• V WE knew that things were hard for our Bohemian neighbors, but the two girls were light-hearted and never complained.
• The necessary implication, of course, was that the publication complained of was actually obscene.
• They had now travelled about thirty miles, and were greatly fatigued, but no person complained.
• Maroossia complained of a headache, so we left early.
• He sometimes complained that the days were not half long enough to suit him.
• The clergy of the five parishes complained to the Bishop of London, who complained to her Majesty.
• After being untied, he went home to his master, and complained of the treatment which he had received.
• It was a very wet day, and I again complained of the disagreeable effects of such weather.
• Langton complained of being sick, he insisted that they should go out and sit on the back of it in the open air, which they did.
• He sometimes complained that the great bar to his observation of the American character was the American sense of humour.
• They complained of their inability to get a clew to start with, and swore that it was pure luck, though the most colossal streak of it they had ever seen.
• Then all the gods in Olympus complained, until he who controls the clouds swore by the Styx that further storms should be sent and that they should not fail as the other had.
• It must be remembered, however, that the excessive correctness of which I have complained was only one of the means through which Lamoureux attained excessive lucidity.
• The honorable member complained that I slept on his speech.

Similar words containing MPLAIN without suffix ed and without prefix co

complain14 complains15 complaint15 complainer16 complaints16 complainant17 complainers17 complaining18 complainants18 complainings19 complainingly23 uncomplaining20 uncomplainingly25 countercomplain23 countercomplaint24 countercomplaints25

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