Whinger example sentences

whinger

definition

  - noun form of whinge

whinge

verb

whinge (verb) · whinges (third person present) · whinged (past tense) · whinged (past participle) · whingeing (present participle) · whinging (present participle)

  - complain persistently and in a peevish or irritating way:

  - an act of complaining:

Synonyms

whinge, complain, grouse, grouch, grumble, whine, moan, carp, mutter, murmur, whisper, twine, gripe, bellyache, bitch, beef, complaint, grouse, moan, grouch, grumble, whine, carp, mutter, murmur, whisper, twine, gripe, bellyache, bitch, beef

"Whinger" Example Sentences

1. The team captain dismissed him as a mere whinger.
2. Don't be such a whinger; get on with the job.
3. He was a constant whinger, complaining about everything.
4. She tired of his incessant whinging.
5. The whinger in the back row was distracting the lecturer.
6. Even the most experienced hikers can become whingers after days of relentless rain.
7. Stop being such a whinger and help out!
8. He's a terrible whinger, always finding fault.
9. Ignoring the whinger proved the most effective strategy.
10. My brother, a notorious whinger, complained about the food.
11. The whinger needs to understand that life isn't always fair.
12. Dealing with whingers is part of being a manager.
13. He's a persistent whinger, but a good worker.
14. She's not a whinger; she just expresses her concerns.
15. A whinger is not usually a problem-solver.
16. The whinger sat alone, muttering to himself.
17. Nobody likes a whinger, especially in a crisis.
18. Are you suggesting I'm a whinger?
19. His constant complaints made him a tiresome whinger.
20. We need action, not another whinger.
21. He was labelled a whinger by his colleagues.
22. The whinger's complaints fell on deaf ears.
23. She dismissed him as a pathetic whinger.
24. A good leader knows how to handle whingers.
25. Even a little whinging can be contagious.
26. He's a whinger, but he has a point.
27. Sometimes, the whinger is actually right.
28. The meeting was dominated by a single, persistent whinger.
29. Instead of being a whinger, try finding a solution.
30. Ignoring the whingers allows us to focus on progress.
31. The little whinger cried because his ice cream melted.
32. She's not a whinger by nature, but she was frustrated.
33. He became a whinger after the accident.
34. Whingers rarely inspire confidence.
35. The whinger finally found someone who listened.
36. The whinger is often the least likely to help.
37. He was a whinger until he found a purpose.
38. Don't let the whingers discourage you.
39. One whinger can ruin the mood.
40. She tried to ignore the whinger in the corner.
41. Addressing the concerns of the whinger diffused the tension.
42. Even successful people can sometimes be whingers.
43. The whinger's complaints were largely unfounded.
44. His constant negativity made him a real whinger.
45. Becoming a whinger is easy; finding solutions is hard.
46. The manager silenced the whinger with a single, stern glance.
47. There's a fine line between expressing concerns and being a whinger.
48. She was never a whinger, preferring action over complaint.
49. He transformed from a whinger to a leader.
50. The team needed a leader, not another whinger.

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