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whine
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whine
verb
/waɪn/
whimsy
whinny
Meaning
to complain in a feeble or annoying way; to make a high-pitched sound
to complain in an annoying way; to make a high-pitched sound
Example Sentences
The child began to
whine
when he didn’t get candy.
The child whined about having to go to bed early.
Example Expressions
whine and complain
Synonyms
complain, moan, groan, grumble, wail, fuss
Entry 1
complain, moan, groan, grumble, wail
Entry 2
complain, grumble, moan, fuss
Antonyms
praise, compliment, rejoice, accept, agree, appreciate
Entry 1
praise, compliment, rejoice
Entry 2
praise, accept, agree, appreciate
Collocations
whine about, constant whine, whining sound, whine and cry, whine constantly, whine and complain, stop whining, whine like a baby
Entry 1
whine about, constant whine, whining sound, whine and cry
Entry 2
whine about, whine constantly, whine and complain, stop whining, whine like a baby
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