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Definition of complaint
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of complaint is as below...
Complaint
(n.)
Expression
of
grief,
regret,
pain,
censure,
or
resentment;
lamentation;
murmuring;
accusation;
fault-finding..
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Certiorari
::
Certiorari
(n.) A writ
issuing
out of
chancery,
or a
superior
court,
to call up the
records
of a
inferior
court,
or
remove
a cause there
depending,
in order that the party may have more sure and
speedy
justice,
or that
errors
and
irregularities
may be
corrected.
It is
obtained
upon
complaint
of a party that he has not
received
justice,
or can not have an
impartial
trial in the
inferior
court..
Complaintful
::
Complaintful
(a.) Full of
complaint.
Fret
::
Fret (n.)
Agitation
of mind
marked
by
complaint
and
impatience;
disturbance
of
temper;
irritation;
as, he keeps his mind in a
continual
fret..
Grievancer
::
Grievancer
(n.) One who
occasions
a
grievance;
one who gives
ground
for
complaint.
Homeopathy
::
Homeopathy
(n.) The art of
curing,
founded
on
resemblances;
the
theory
and its
practice
that
disease
is cured
(tuto,
cito, et
jucunde)
by
remedies
which
produce
on a
healthy
person
effects
similar
to the
symptoms
of the
complaint
under which the
patient
suffers,
the
remedies
being
usually
administered
in
minute
doses.
This
system
was
founded
by Dr.
Samuel
Hahnemann,
and is
opposed
to
allopathy,
or
heteropathy..
Lament
::
Lament
(v.) Grief or
sorrow
expressed
in
complaints
or
cries;
lamentation;
a
wailing;
a
moaning;
a
weeping.
Complaint
::
Complaint
(n.) Cause or
subject
of
complaint
or
murmuring.
Whimper
::
Whimper
(n.) A low,
whining,
broken
cry; a low,
whining
sound,
expressive
of
complaint
or
grief..
Spleget
::
Spleeny
(a.)
Affected
with
nervous
complaints;
melancholy.
Heartburn
::
Heartburn
(n.) An
uneasy,
burning
sensation
in the
stomach,
often
attended
with an
inclination
to
vomit.
It is
sometimes
idiopathic,
but is often a
symptom
of often
complaints..
Scorbutical
::
Scorbutical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
scurvy;
of the
nature
of, or
resembling,
scurvy;
diseased
with
scurvy;
as, a
scorbutic
person;
scorbutic
complaints
or
symptoms..
Matter
::
Matter
(n.) That with
regard
to, or about
which,
anything
takes place or is done; the thing aimed at,
treated
of, or
treated;
subject
of
action,
discussion,
consideration,
feeling,
complaint,
legal
action,
or the like;
theme..
Murmur
::
Murmur
(v. i.) A
complaint
half
suppressed,
or
uttered
in a low,
muttering
voice..
Plaint
::
Plaint
(n.)
Audible
expression
of
sorrow;
lamentation;
complaint;
hence,
a
mournful
song; a
lament..
Murmurous
::
Murmurous
(a.)
Attended
with
murmurs;
exciting
murmurs
or
complaint;
murmuring.
Crimination
::
Crimination
(n.) The act of
accusing;
accusation;
charge;
complaint.
Reprehensory
::
Reprehensory
(a.)
Containing
reproof;
reprehensive;
as,
reprehensory
complaint..
Gravamen
::
Gravamen
(a.) The
grievance
complained
of; the
substantial
cause of the
action;
also, in
general,
the
ground
or
essence
of a
complaint.
Bouvier..
Plainant
::
Plainant
(n.) One who makes
complaint;
the
plaintiff.
Arraign
::
Arraign
(v. t.) To call or set as a
prisoner
at the bar of a court to
answer
to the
matter
charged
in an
indictment
or
complaint.
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