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What is a word that describes someone who is unhappy and wants everyone else to be unhappy?
A word that describes someone who is unhappy and wants everyone else to be unhappy is "miserable." This term captures the essence of someone who, feeling discontented or resentful, seeks to spread their negativity or unhappiness to others. Another fitting word might be "malcontent," which refers to a person who is chronically dissatisfied and often vocal about their discontent.
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What is it called when someone think everyone wants to be with them?
A narcissist!
Example of difficult customer?
A difficult customer is someone who is unhappy with the product or service he or she is receiving wants an answer right now will not take no for an answer wants the situation resolved.
What word describes someone who has something they don't want but won't give it to someone that wants it?
Greedy? Selfish?
What everyone wants is a noun clause and functions as what in this sentence A symbolic flag is what everyone wants?
The relative clause 'what everyone wants' is the direct object of the verb 'is' and a predicate nominative, restating the subject of the sentence 'a symbolic flag'.
What is the term for someone who wants to tell everyone how to live?
Bossy or a know-it-all
What song has the words no one wants to be alone there is someone for everyone?
gotta be somebody by nickleback
Why is sneezing contageous?
coz everyone wants to do it once they have seen someone do id 8-B
Did the Greeks use the phrase hear ye hear ye?
Yes, when someone wants to get everyone's attention.
Why don't everyone have the same goals in economics?
not everyone wants to be rich and not everyone wants to be poor
What is an attention getter?
An attention getter is someone who always wants everyone looking and talking about them. They will do things to attract attention to themselves.
What is the plural of want?
"Want" as a noun means something wanted or needed, and the plural is "wants": She was an unhappy, whiny sort, with many wants.
Isn't everyone want or wants?
The correct phrase is "everyone wants." In English, "everyone" is a singular pronoun, so it takes the singular verb "wants." Therefore, the correct formulation is "Doesn't everyone want to be happy?"
