Pronunciation: /kəmˈpleɪnər/
noun a person who constantly expresses dissatisfaction or annoyance
A1 The complainer always finds something to complain about.
A2 The complainer in our group is never satisfied with anything.
B1 The complainer at work constantly criticizes everything and everyone.
B2 Dealing with a chronic complainer can be exhausting.
C1 The complainer's negative attitude often brings down the morale of the team.
C2 It is important to address the concerns of the complainer in a constructive manner.
adjective complaining or expressing dissatisfaction
A1 She is always a complainer when things don't go her way.
A2 The complainer attitude of the customer made the situation more difficult.
B1 The complainer coworker is always finding something to complain about.
B2 Dealing with a complainer boss can be challenging for employees.
C1 His complainer nature often leads to conflicts in the workplace.
C2 The complainer customer's constant complaints were starting to affect the reputation of the company.
formal The complainer in the group always finds something to criticize.
informal Stop being such a complainer and try to see the positive side of things.
slang Why are you always such a complainer? Can't you just chill out?
figurative The complainer's negativity was like a dark cloud hanging over the group.
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