Synonyms and antonyms of Complaints in British Thesaurus

complaint (noun)

a written or spoken statement in which someone says they are not satisfied with something

protest (noun)

a strong complaint or disagreement

grievance (noun)

a complaint about being treated in an unfair way

grumble (noun)

a minor complaint about something

rant (noun)

a long loud and angry complaint about something

murmur (noun)

a complaint about someone or something that you make in a quiet or secret way

remonstrance (noun)

formal a strong protest, complaint, or criticism about something

moan (noun)

informal an annoying complaint, especially about something that is not important

hue and cry (noun)

a lot of complaints and protests from the public about something

gripe (noun)

informal a complaint about something that is annoying but not very important

beef (noun)

informal a complaint

bitch (noun)

very informal a complaint about someone or something

brouhaha (noun)

mainly journalism a lot of complaints or criticism

chirp (noun)

South Africaninformal a complaint or mocking comment

complaint (noun)

something that someone complains about

earful (noun)

informal if someone gives you an earful, they speak to you angrily for a long time

fusillade (noun)

a lot of complaints, criticisms, questions etc coming quickly one after another

groan (noun)

a complaint

grouch (noun)

informal a complaint

hoo-ha (noun)

informal noisy excitement, arguments, or complaints

jeremiad (noun)

literary a long sad complaint or list of things that have gone wrong

protestation (noun)

formal words or actions that show you do not approve of something

quibble (noun)

a complaint or criticism about something that is not important

representations (noun)

formal complaints that you make to an official organization

rumbling (noun)

talk or signs of people being unhappy with a situation

static (noun)

Americaninformal continuous and annoying complaints that people make about something

stink (noun)

informal a situation in which people complain angrily about something

uproar (noun)

angry public criticism of something

verbal (noun)

very informal something that is said, especially by someone who is angry

whine (noun)

a complaint, especially one that you make in an annoying voice