disgruntle

/dɪsˈɡrʌntl̩/
verb
  1. To make someone unhappy, annoyed, or disappointed, especially because of unfair treatment or unfulfilled expectations.
    • The new policy disgruntled the students, who felt their opinions were ignored.
    • The company's decision to cut bonuses disgruntled many employees.
    • Long wait times at the restaurant disgruntled the customers.
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