Absence or lack of liking; dislike, antipathy; displeasure, dissatisfaction. Also occasionally as a count noun: an aversion.

Grumbling, dissatisfaction, annoyance.

Murmur, murmuring, grumbling; discontent, dissatisfaction; reluctance, unwillingness. Obsolete.

Discontent, displeasure.

Discontent.

Dissatisfaction; displeasure; = discontentment, n. 2.

The action or an act of making someone discontented.

Dissatisfaction, displeasure.

Discontent, dissatisfaction; grievance; an instance of this.

Absence of satisfaction; unsatisfied condition; dissatisfaction.

The fact or condition of being discontented; dissatisfaction; a state of discontent. Cf. discontent, n.1 2.

The fact or condition of being dissatisfied with one's circumstances; lack of contentment; (in later use frequently) spec. general dissatisfaction…

The fact or condition of being malcontent.

Discontent; dissatisfaction or annoyance; an instance of this.

The quality, condition, or fact of being discontented; dissatisfaction, discontentment.

A state of discontentment; a cause of discontent.

The state of being malcontented. Also personified.

The action of repining, discontent; an instance of this, a complaint.

dissatisfaction; an instance of this; a dissatisfying result.

The fact or condition of being dissatisfied; discontent; ‘want of something to complete the wish’ (Johnson).

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

The condition of being unsatisfied. (Frequently in 17th cent.)

spec. A feeling of dissatisfaction or alienation; an instance of being or becoming alienated or dissatisfied; (also) a reason for dissatisfaction…

the condition of being dissatisfied, dissatisfaction.

esp. Acute vexation, annoyance, or mortification, arising from disappointment, thwarting, or failure.

repining; discontent.

= malcontentedness, n.

Absence of content; dissatisfaction.