feel aggrieved

The names may be different, but the impulse is the same: people feel aggrieved.

Despite her words, she felt aggrieved at being left out.

Admit that you would feel equally aggrieved in the same situation.

He had made the current changes at my reasonable insistence, but felt aggrieved.

She still felt aggrieved to think how long it had taken to persuade the police of that simple fact.

Some say that middle class parents should not feel so aggrieved.

They had been with the outfit longer, and felt aggrieved.

The public will feel aggrieved that the services they pay for are fewer.

This is not an acceptable situation and if these people feel aggrieved, I don't blame them.

Miners, teachers, doctors and other Government workers feel no less aggrieved.