What is "plaint" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "plaint": (United Kingdom) a written statement of the grounds of complaint made to court of law asking for the grievance to be redressed

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: /pleɪnt/

Meaning of "plaint": a cry of sorrow and grief

Noun

Pronunciation in UK: /pleɪnt/

Synonyms:

complaint, indictment, allegation, stink, gripe, beef, imputation, criticism, grievance, objection, gripe, protest, accusation, charge, trouble, stink, grouse, expostulation, dissatisfaction, rap, moan, beef, wail, clamor, kick, cavil, squawk, annoyance, jeremiad, grumble, guff, rumble, reproach, lament, whine, protestation, remonstration, remonstrance, representation, fault-finding, CC, threnody, knell, requiem, lament, death song, funeral song, complaining, dirge, elegy, keen, lament, moan, mourning, requiem, sob, sorrow, threnody, wail, weeping, jeremiad, sobbing, ululation, wailing, grieving, keening, moaning, tears, gripe, sigh, sob, whine, wail, cry, grouse, beef, lament, grumble, lamentation, weeping, groan, lament, blubbering, sobbing, wailing, crying, lamentation, bellowing,

Antonyms:

compliment, praise, exculpation, freeing, exoneration, retreat, compliment, praise, flattery, exculpation, happiness, silence, applause, commendation, recommendation, health, approval, acceptance, pleasure, contentedness, sanction, celebration, praise, enjoyment,