Grievances is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIEVANCES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GRIEVANCE, a cause or source of grief
• an official statement of a complaint over something believed to be wrong or unfair
• a feeling of resentment over something believed to be wrong or unfair
• a real or imagined cause for complaint, especially unfair treatment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• suffering, distress

Words related to GRIEVANCES

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How to use GRIEVANCES in a sentence

• I then informed the management that I intended to call a meeting of the men and hear their grievances.
• With respect to domestic grievances, I do not feel them to be so great a burden as formerly.
• On the other hand, it would be rash to assert that in the confusion which then reigned there were no grievances of which they could justly complain.
• While pleading at the bar, he always sought out the grievances of the poorest and most despised persons, entered into their wrongs with his whole soul, and never took a fee.
• In their list of grievances they mentioned this most salutary reform as one, stating that the pope and the Jesuits presumed even to change the order of times and years.
• The Congress drew up a declaration of American rights and stated in clear and dignified language the grievances of the colonists.
• At a neighboring table a group of peasants, too old for active service, were discussing their grievances.
• The trouble was that he was quite certain to forget everything but his grievances, if ever he came face to face with Harry.
• They demanded that their grievances should be redressed, and their privileges restored.
• Cockburn, to lay their grievances before the queen.
• In this session they showed themselves equally ready to redress grievances at home as in America.
• At the same time a correspondence was established between the crews of the different ships, and a committee of delegates was appointed to obtain a redress of grievances.
• Sharman Crawford, demanding redress of the grievances of which the people of both England and Ireland complained.
• He told the Indians that he would consider their grievances, and would do all that lay in his power to afford them protection, so long as they deserved it.
• She was too good-natured to strain it to recall past grievances.
• Now only can they compare notes and exchange grievances.
• Your catalogue of grievances, however, is still incomplete.
• I hoped that her curiosity and interest in the things going on around her would make her forget her imaginary grievances, but my hope was destined to be short lived.
• This Congress adopted a declaration of rights and grievances.
• He reformed the most intolerable grievances of the taxes, attempted to restore and maintain the edifices of Rome, and to establish a new and healthier moral code.
• Undoubtedly some of their supposed grievances are imaginary and much exaggerated, but others are real, and tend greatly to depress them.
• No one disputes that the Dutch colonists had grievances, without the means of redress.
• It all seemed so absurd, the grievances were so exceedingly petty.
• The Congress stated the rights and the grievances of the colonists.
• Instead of discussing their grievances calmly, they were actually calling one another names.
• There are many grievances which legislation by Congress can not redress, and many conditions which can not by such means be reformed.
• A mere recital of general grievances is not likely to have much effect on the public mind.

Similar words containing GRIEVANCE without suffix s

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