uncomplaining
/'ʌnkəm'pleiniɳ/
Definition
Adjective: - Not complaining; enduring hardship, inconvenience, or pain without protest or audible expression of discontent. It describes a person who accepts difficult situations patiently and without voicing objections.
Usage
The adjective "uncomplaining" is used to describe a person's attitude or behavior. It typically precedes a noun (e.g., an uncomplaining patient) or follows a linking verb like "be" or "remain." - It is a formal or literary term often used to express admiration for someone's patience or stoicism. - It describes a consistent character trait rather than a single, momentary action.
Examples
- Despite the long wait and poor service, she remained uncomplaining.
- He was an uncomplaining patient throughout his difficult recovery.
- The uncomplaining workers continued their labor in the sweltering heat.
- Her uncomplaining acceptance of her fate was both sad and admirable.
Advanced Usage
- "Uncomplaining courage": A set phrase highlighting bravery that is demonstrated through silent endurance rather than active confrontation.
- The soldiers showed uncomplaining courage in the face of extreme deprivation.
Variants and Related Words
- Uncomplainingly (adverb): In an uncomplaining manner.
- He bore the pain uncomplainingly.
Synonyms
- Patient
- Long-suffering
- Stoic
- Forbearing
- Resigned
Antonyms
- Complaining
- Grumbling
- Protesting
- Whining
Adjective
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not complaining
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uncomplaining courage
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