Collocations for discontent - noun
ADJECTIVE
general,
widespread
growing, increasing
simmering
popular, public
Public discontent with the economy remained at a high level.
growing, increasing
simmering
popular, public
Public discontent with the economy remained at a high level.
political,
social
VERB + discontent
breed,
cause,
give rise to,
lead to,
provoke
The higher tax provoked widespread discontent among the poor.
The higher tax provoked widespread discontent among the poor.
fuel
Overcrowded conditions will only fuel discontent among prisoners.
Overcrowded conditions will only fuel discontent among prisoners.
feel
the discontent that many people felt
the discontent that many people felt
seethe with
The country was seething with discontent and the threat of revolution was real.
The country was seething with discontent and the threat of revolution was real.
express,
voice
The peasants expressed their discontent.
The peasants expressed their discontent.
PREPOSITION
discontent among
discontent among the workforce
discontent among the workforce
discontent about,
discontent at,
discontent over
discontent among students about the lack of funding for education
discontent among students about the lack of funding for education
discontent with
growing discontent with the government
growing discontent with the government
discontent within
There were reports of growing discontent within the army.
There were reports of growing discontent within the army.
PHRASES
a feeling of discontent,
feelings of discontent
murmurs of discontent, rumbles of discontent, rumblings of discontent
a source of discontent
murmurs of discontent, rumbles of discontent, rumblings of discontent
a source of discontent