peevish, snappish, whiny, complaining
The querulous customer complained about every detail of the service, from the temperature of the room to the speed of the delivery.
Synonyms for querulous include complaining, whining, petulant, and irritable.
cantankerous*,cross, crusty, discontented, grumbling,grumpy*, ill-tempered,irascible,peevish,petulant,querulous, snappy, sulky,surly, testy
The querulous child continued to whine and complain about every little thing, making it hard for anyone to get a moment of peace. The context clues used here are "whine," "complain," and "every little thing," which all suggest that querulous means someone who is constantly expressing complaints or grievances in a petulant or whiny manner.
No, but the word does mean that.
Querulous:adjective:a. full of complaints; habitually complaining.b. always eager to complain.c. showing a complaining attitude.Example sentences:1. The customer gave querulous comments about the price of her products.2. "Clean up your room!" my mom said in a querulous voice.3. The customer spoke in a querulous tone when the cashier didn't give her a discount.Querulous is from a word meaning quarrelsome and now means complaining, whining, moaning, or peevishe.g. The old woman spoke in a very querulous manner, complaining about the weather, the prices, the government and everything she had contact with.
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Do you mean Querulous? If so, it means full of complaints; complaining. (Dictionary.com)
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The querulous customer complained about every detail of the service, from the temperature of the room to the speed of the delivery.
Querulous.
Querulous means 'habitually complaining'. It comes from Middle English, querulose, and before that it comes from latin, queri, which means to complain.
Synonyms for querulous include complaining, whining, petulant, and irritable.
latin and french
cantankerous*,cross, crusty, discontented, grumbling,grumpy*, ill-tempered,irascible,peevish,petulant,querulous, snappy, sulky,surly, testy
Zealous, Jealous, us, ruckus, malice, palace, prowess