aggrieved

UK
/əˈɡriːvd/
US
/əˈɡrivd/
aggrievedadjective
more aggrieved
Comp.
most aggrieved
Super.
UK
/əˈɡriːvd/
US
/əˈɡrivd/
Translations
He felt aggrieved by the unfair treatment.
Он чувствовал себя оскорблённым из-за несправедливого обращения.
She gave him an aggrieved look after the argument.
Она бросила на него обиженный взгляд после ссоры.
Definitions
Feeling resentment or having been wronged.
The aggrieved employee filed a complaint against the company for unfair treatment.
Having suffered an actual or perceived injustice, especially in a legal context.
The court awarded damages to the aggrieved shareholder.
aggrievedpast participle
UK
/əˈɡriːvd/
US
/əˈɡrivd/
Used as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb "aggrieve".
Definitions
Wronged or injured; having had one's rights infringed.
The aggrieved parties sought compensation.
aggrievednoun
aggrieved
pl
Plural-only noun, usually with the definite article, denoting people who feel wronged.
Definitions
People who consider themselves wronged or injured.
The law is intended to protect the aggrieved.
Synonyms
injured party
wronged party
grieved party
wronged person
aggrieved party
aggrieveverb

aggrieved

Past Simple

aggrieved
Past Simple
aggrieved
Past Participle
aggrieving
Gerund
UK
/əˈɡriːv/
US
/əˈɡriv/
Translations
The decision to close the school aggrieved many parents.
Решение закрыть школу огорчило многих родителей.
The unfair treatment aggrieved the employees.
Несправедливое обращение обидело сотрудников.
Additional translations
Definitions
To cause someone to feel distress or resentment.
The unfair treatment by the manager aggrieved the employees.
To oppress or wrong by the infringement of legal or civil rights; to injure unjustly.
The statute was struck down because it aggrieved the rights of minority voters.