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plaint
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/pleɪnt/
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/pleɪnt/
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plaint
noun
plaints
pl
UK
/pleɪnt/
US
/pleɪnt/
жалоба
The plaintiff filed a plaint in the court.
Истец подал жалобу в суд.
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стенание
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Synonyms
complaint
sorrow
moan
wail
grievance
lament
plaint
verb
plainted
Past Simple
plainted
Past Participle
plainting
Gerund
UK
/pleɪnt/
US
/pleɪnt/
Archaic, rarely used transitive/intransitive verb meaning ‘to lament or complain’.
Synonyms
remonstrate
deplore
protest
whine
grumble
moan
bemoan
bewail
lament
complain
Definitions
plaint
noun
A complaint or lamentation; an expression of sorrow or grief.
The poet's plaint was evident in the melancholic verses of his latest work.
A legal term referring to a formal statement of a grievance or complaint in a court of law.
The plaintiff filed a plaint in the civil court seeking damages for the breach of contract.
plaint
verb
Archaic. To lament or mourn; to express sorrow or complaint.
She plainted her lost youth with quiet tears.
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