Discontent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCONTENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make discontented
• To deprive of content; to make uneasy; to dissatisfy.
• make dissatisfied
NOUN:
• a person who is dissatisfied, typically with the prevailing social or political situation
• Want of content; uneasiness and inquietude of mind; dissatisfaction; disquiet.
• A discontented person; a malcontent.
• a longing for something better than the present situation
• dissatisfaction with one's circumstances; lack of contentment
ADJECTIVE:
• Not content; discontented; dissatisfied.
• showing or experiencing dissatisfaction or restless longing
• dissatisfied

Words related to DISCONTENT

discontented16 discontenting17 discontentment19 discontents14

Words that contain DISCONTENT

discontents14 discontented16 discontentful19 discontenting17 discontentedly21 discontentment19 discontentments20 discontentednes19 discontentedness20 discontentednesses22

How to use DISCONTENT in a sentence

• The idiot in discontent, or even in mere folly, may seize a lighted candle, burn petroleum, as she did in Paris of late, and set the whole palace on fire.
• Nature herself seemed to be in league with the discontent of the times.
• One great occasion of discontent was, that he employed about his person, and in important posts, Swiss instead of Austrian nobles.
• But he put the thought of Natalie away, along with his new discontent.
• We can learn nothing of the cause of the strong feeling of discontent that prevails among this fanatical people.
• I am sorry that you witnessed this burst of discontent.
• Now another review of his past and survey of his future left him in a mood of discontent and depression.
• He said Governor Lee had that day informed him of the general discontent prevailing in Virginia, of which he never had had any conception, much less sound information.
• The number of their votes is swelled by thousands of voters who express their general discontent in that way.
• In the Socialist state great discontent would arise from either the toleration or prohibition of small business enterprises.
• He secretly went from chieftain to chieftain, and roused up every latent principle of discontent.
• Though men, astonished with the successes of the army, remained in seeming tranquillity, symptoms of the greatest discontent every where appeared.
• He learned from the priest that the soldiers of Narvaez had no hostility towards them, and that the arrogance of their leader caused much discontent among them.
• This question of the ownership of the western land was one of the subjects of controversy and discontent between the States.
• The discontent referred to clearly comes from envy.
• The masses went on believing as they always had believed, and as their fathers had believed before them, in spite of the Reformers, and to their no little discontent.
• During some months discontent steadily and rapidly rose.
• The suggestion had often been made for the American Colonies at the height of their discontent, later for Canada as an alternative to the Act of 1791, and in recent times also.
• It was this, at the bottom, that made her sad, and this that had filled her for many years with discontent.
• The young prince gave decisive indications of discontent.

Similar words containing CONT without suffix ent and without prefix dis

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