aggrieves

Treats with injustice

Aggrieves is the third-person singular form of aggrieve, meaning to cause someone distress or to treat them unfairly.

The term carries a formal, often legal tone and appears most frequently in its past participle form: The aggrieved party filed a complaint with the court.

Someone who is aggrieved feels wronged or resentful, typically because of unjust treatment rather than mere disappointment.

distress

troubles

Distressing difficulties

wounds · hurts · upsets · disturbs · torments · anguishes · saddens · disheartens · dismays · dispirits

legal

complaint

Expression of discontent

remedy · claim · lawsuit · litigation · tribunal · arbitration · damages · restitution · compensation · injunction

injustice

wronged

Treated with injustice

injured · offended · slighted · maltreated · discriminated · persecuted · victimized · affronted · disrespected · abused

resentment

indignation

Anger from mistreatment

umbrage · offense · pique · animosity · rancor · acrimony · disgruntlement · affront · outrage · chagrin

Opposites
emotional effect

aggrievescomforts

Eases distress; pleasures

consoles · soothes · relieves · pleases · cheers

treatment/justice

aggrieveshelps

Gives assistance to

supports · vindicates · benefits · aids · assists

Family

aggrieved, aggrieve, aggrievement

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