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- noun Plural form of
grumbler .
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Examples
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Sekoff says the grumblers are a minority who show up whenever the site's finances are in the news.
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He advised sending grumblers to Montreal, “that I may make an example of them.”
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Faced with contemporary art, there are on the one hand the grumblers, convinced that art is dead, or uninteresting, or, worse, carnivalesque and in the process of disappearing in an ultimate and derisory parade.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: Run to See Jacques Martinez Bernard-Henri Lévy 2010
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Faced with contemporary art, there are on the one hand the grumblers, convinced that art is dead, or uninteresting, or, worse, carnivalesque and in the process of disappearing in an ultimate and derisory parade.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: Run to See Jacques Martinez Bernard-Henri Lévy 2010
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Faced with contemporary art, there are on the one hand the grumblers, convinced that art is dead, or uninteresting, or, worse, carnivalesque and in the process of disappearing in an ultimate and derisory parade.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: Run to See Jacques Martinez Bernard-Henri Lévy 2010
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He advised sending grumblers to Montreal, “that I may make an example of them.”
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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The two shirks and chronic grumblers were Carter Weatherbee and Percy Cuthfert.
In a Far Country 2010
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He advised sending grumblers to Montreal, “that I may make an example of them.”
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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He advised sending grumblers to Montreal, “that I may make an example of them.”
George Washington’s First War David A. Clary 2011
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Faced with contemporary art, there are on the one hand the grumblers, convinced that art is dead, or uninteresting, or, worse, carnivalesque and in the process of disappearing in an ultimate and derisory parade.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: Run to See Jacques Martinez Bernard-Henri Lévy 2010
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