Discontented is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCONTENTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISCONTENT, to make discontented
PREPOSITION:
• Dissatisfied; uneasy in mind; malcontent.
ADJECTIVE:
• showing or experiencing dissatisfaction or restless longing
• dissatisfied, especially with one's circumstances
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• dissatisfied, malcontent

Words related to DISCONTENTED

discontent13 discontentedly21

How to use DISCONTENTED in a sentence

• But happy are they who are discontented with the divine discontent, discontented with themselves.
• To set oneself up as a great critic there is nothing like appearing to be discontented with everything.
• At that time there were over thirty thousand French exiles in the country, generally discontented with the government.
• The farmers and petty landholders were hostile to her scheme, maintaining that any education would spoil the poor, and make them discontented.
• To-day there is no more discontented community in India than the Sikhs.
• One of this discontented pair, Abel Handy, had been put into the hospital by Mr.
• I do not mean by that that he ought to be discontented.
• His crew were always discontented and ready to desert.
• We are all, thank God, discontented, and a poor lot we should be if we were not.
• On the other hand, if wealth were confiscated, the wealthy and the honest poor alike would be discontented with a dishonest government.
• But although it was wrong, I have often felt a little forlorn, and been tempted to have bad, discontented thoughts all by myself.
• But the AEtolians, who had fought on the Roman side, were discontented with the arrangements of Flamininus.
• And the consequences of a defeat, while Scotland was enraged and England discontented, were so dreadful, that no motive should persuade him to hazard it.
• How different is her present situation! her debts are enormous, her taxes intolerable, her people discontented, and the sinews of her government relaxed.
• The hills were dotted with tents, and the officers and men were discontented and almost in a state of mutiny.
• So that fellow ought not to be discontented about his blindness.
• Surely no one could be unhappy in such a wonderful home, and yet, I, am sorry to say, one of the little sisters was always discontented.
• Many a governess is a discontented person, who thinks she is worthy of better things.
• Divorce is effected without ceremony, the discontented one deserting the other and leaving him or her in possession of the dwelling.
• The Czar explained that he was discontented with many clauses in the Treaty of Paris.
• This Government has known the Philippine insurgents only as discontented and rebellious subjects of Spain, and is not acquainted with their purposes.
• I am rather discontented with destiny that she has not let us see anything of you for nearly three years.
• If ever valid, certainly not now, when the place both of the past and future is too much usurped in our minds by the restless and discontented present.
• Belcher parted with her, he went back leisurely to his great house, more discontented with his wife than he had ever been.
• Imagine every man who is grieved at anything or discontented to be like a pig which is sacrificed and kicks and screams.
• Met in the tavern several emigrants eager to get lots, all discontented with their treatment at the government office.
• The ship of Columbus was, therefore, a refuge for criminals and runaway debtors, a cave of Adullam for the discontented and the desperate.

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