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plaint
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plaint noun agony, anguish, complaint, cry, dirge, discontent, displeasure, dissatisfaction, distress, expression of discontent, expression of grief, expression of pain, grief, grieving, groan, lament, lamenta, lamentation, moan, querela, querimonia, sigh, sorrow, wail, whine, woe
See also: accusation, charge, complaint, denunciation, outcry

PLAINT, Eng. law. The exhibiting of any action, real or personal, in writing; the party making his plaint is called the plaintiff.



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; Cindy Plainte, her husband, Brandon, and daughter, Gabrielle, of Sterling; Renee Slatkavitz, her husband, Steven, and son, Troy, of Clinton; and Brenda Larmand, her children Joseph, James, and Hannah of Peterborough, N.
Vous ne series mie a ma mort, mais je sai bien que encore en feres vos mainte plainte.
Dans cet arrangement, la Commission a joue plusieurs roles potentiellement opposes: defenseur du plaignant, investigateur de la plainte, et gardien du Tribunal.
 
 
 
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