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Common collocations with dissatisfaction in American Collocation

dissatisfaction noun uncountable

US /dɪsˌsætɪsˈfækʃ(ə)n/

involving many people

general
public
widespread

There was widespread dissatisfaction with the outcome of these negotiations.

great

considerable
deep
great
much
profound

The May elections underlined deep dissatisfaction with Labour.

growing

growing
increasing

There is a growing public dissatisfaction with politicians and politics.

consumer
customer
job

Working with IT support staff to eliminate problems that cause customer dissatisfaction is a top priority of the Helpdesk.

express dissatisfaction

express
voice

He wrote to the chief executive to express his dissatisfaction with the way the complaint had been handled.

cause dissatisfaction

cause
lead to

Low morale and increased pressure on remaining staff can cause further dissatisfaction among the work force.

show dissatisfaction

indicate
reflect
reveal

A recent study revealed widespread dissatisfaction with news coverage.