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A wish wearing a scowl because it's too proud to ask nicely.
means A statement of dissatisfaction, pain, or grievance — whether about bad service, an illness in the body, or a wrong done to you.
from From Old French 'complaindre,' rooted in Late Latin 'complangere' — 'com-' (intensifying) plus 'plangere,' meaning to strike or beat the breast in grief. The word still carries that ancient gesture of mourning: a complaint was once literally a lament loud enough to accompany self-inflicted blows of sorrow, long before it settled into its quieter life of unhappy customers and achy knees.
- best use
- specific beats loud, every single time
- hidden ask
- usually just wants to be heard, not fixed
- legal form
- the document that formally starts a lawsuit
- expiry date
- loses power fast without a proposed solution