19 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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Even in paradise, tourists may find something to gripe about, like the high prices.

Lately, she has been griping about the slow internet connection.

Recently, she has been griping about the lack of variety in the local restaurants.

As the software update installs, users will be griping about the changes to the interface.

Movie enthusiasts might gripe if the film adaptation deviates too much from the beloved book.

Participants in the marathon had little time to gripe about the challenging course.

Despite the delicious dinner, he griped about the portion size.

Once the semester is over, students will have griped about the difficulty of the exams.

Participants in the cooking class had little to gripe about as they enjoyed the delicious recipes.

Despite the beautiful weather, she never fails to gripe about something.

Despite the sunny weather, beachgoers began to gripe about the lack of available shade.

They have griped about the complicated instructions for the new gadget.

Despite the beautiful weather, he has been griping about the mosquitoes during the camping trip.

Tomorrow, he will be griping about the slow internet connection.

During the exam, students will be griping about the difficulty of the questions.

Cyclists were quick to gripe about the potholes and uneven pavement on the city bike path.

My grandmother tends to gripe about the younger generation's manners.

By the end of the journey, passengers will have griped about the airline's service.

As the movie marathon continues, viewers will have been griping about the lack of subtitles.

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