complaint
Pronunciation: [kəmˈpleɪnt]
Context: "customer service"
(noun) a statement saying that something is wrong or not good enough. When you tell someone that you are unhappy with a product or service, you are making a complaint.
Example
I made a complaint about the service at the restaurant, and they gave me a free dessert.
Example
She never made a complaint about the noise, even though it bothered her.
Example
What did you say in your complaint to the customer service?
Context: "legal"
(noun) a formal document that starts a legal case. This is when someone officially says that another person did something wrong, often in court.
Example
He filed a complaint against the company for unfair practices.
Example
The judge dismissed her complaint because it did not have enough evidence.
Example
Did you see the complaint that was filed in the court?
Context: "health"
(noun) a report of feeling unwell or having an issue with your body. If you visit a doctor and tell them what hurts or feels wrong, that's a complaint about your health.
Example
Her complaint about a sore throat helped the doctor find a solution.
Example
He didn't have any complaints, so the doctor said he was healthy.
Example
What was the main complaint that prompted you to see the doctor?