18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Gripe' in a Sentence

"To complain persistently or continuously in a nagging or grumbling manner." more

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Employees often gripe about the lack of parking spaces near the office.

In the serene spa, guests rarely found reasons to gripe about the soothing treatments.

Patients in the waiting room began to gripe about the prolonged wait to see the doctor.

Sarah is griping about the excessive workload this week.

By the time the project is complete, he will have griped about the tight deadlines.

Throughout the journey, he will have been griping about the uncomfortable seats in the car.

The toddler is griping about not getting his favorite toy.

They had griped about the unfair distribution of tasks in the group project.

Throughout the movie, Sarah had been griping about the predictable plot twists.

By the wedding day, the bride will have been griping about the seating arrangements.

During the meeting, they will be griping about the new office policies.

While waiting in line, he was griping about the inefficient service at the DMV.

Before the party ends, she will have griped about the lack of music variety.

The athlete is griping about the strict training regimen.

By the time the game is over, fans will have griped about the referee's decisions.

Residents of the quiet town began to gripe about the sudden increase in traffic.

My neighbor is griping about the noisy construction next door.

By the time the project was completed, he had been griping about the lack of support from his team.

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