Pronunciation: /ˈmælkənˌtɛnt/
noun a person who is dissatisfied and rebellious
A1 The malcontent complained about the food at the restaurant.
A2 The malcontent refused to participate in the group activity.
B1 The malcontent constantly criticized the company's policies.
B2 The malcontent was always causing trouble in the neighborhood.
C1 The malcontent was known for stirring up dissent among the employees.
C2 The malcontent's negative attitude was affecting the entire team.
adjective dissatisfied with the existing state of affairs
A1 The malcontent student complained about the homework.
A2 The malcontent customer demanded to speak to the manager.
B1 The malcontent employee was always causing trouble in the office.
B2 The malcontent protesters were demanding change from the government.
C1 The malcontent artist refused to compromise on their vision for the project.
C2 The malcontent politician was known for stirring up controversy with their radical ideas.
formal The malcontent employee constantly voiced his dissatisfaction with the company's policies.
informal The malcontent customer complained about the service at the restaurant.
slang That malcontent is always causing trouble.
figurative The malcontent artist found inspiration in his discontentment.
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