plaint
/pleɪnt/Definitions
1. noun
a formal complaint or expression of grievance, especially one made in writing, especially by a group of people
“The labor union filed a plaint with the government regarding unfair labor practices.”
2. noun
a musical composition characterized by a slow and mournful melody, often used to express sadness or grief
“The plaint was a beautiful and sorrowful piece that moved the audience to tears.”
3. verb
to express a complaint or grievance
“The workers planned to plaint to their employer about the poor working conditions.”