Griping example sentences
Related (15): complaining, grumbling, murmuring, grousing, grouch, carping, bellyaching, whine, moan, groan, kvetch, grump, whiney, whinge, squawk
griping
noun informal
griping (noun) · gripings (plural noun)
- the action or fact of complaining in a persistent, irritating way:
- complaining in a persistent, irritating way:
- (of pain in the stomach or intestines) sharp and occurring suddenly or spasmodically:
gripe
verb
griping (present participle)
- complain about something in a persistent, irritating way:
- grasp tightly; clutch:
- secure (a boat) with gripes.
- (of a ship) turn to face the wind in spite of the helm.
Synonyms
protest, grumble, moan, whine, bleat, carp, cavil, oppose, lament, bewail, criticize, twine, bellyache, beef, grouch, grouse, bitch, whinge, grizzle, chunter, create, kvetch, chirp, crib, natter, grasp, clutch, hold, clasp, grab, seize, clench, catch, pluck, squeeze, press, release"Griping" Example Sentences
1. She was griping about how much work she had to do.2. His griping was getting on my nerves.
3. I can't stand listening to his griping.
4. I'm tired of hearing her griping.
5. His griping was starting to irritate me.
6. He was griping about how bad the service was.
7. I'm sick of hearing all his griping.
8. His griping was really starting to annoy me.
9. She's always griping about something.
10. His griping was getting out of hand.
11. I'm getting tired of all his griping.
12. She's always griping about how unfair life is.
13. His griping was getting on everyone's nerves.
14. I'm getting fed up with all his griping.
15. He's always griping about something or other.
16. His griping was getting too much to bear.
17. I'm getting tired of her constant griping.
18. I'm getting really tired of his griping.
19. I'm getting fed up with her griping.
20. His griping was really starting to grate on me.
Common Phases
Complaining; moaning; grumbling; whining; grousing; carping; bellyaching; murmuring; kvetching; groaning.Recently Searched
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