Whine

Pronunciation: /ˈwaɪn/

Whine (verb)

  1. to complain in an annoying or high-pitched voice about something unimportant.
  2. to make a long, high-pitched sound like a cry or a complaint.

Examples

  • Children often whine when they don't get their way.
  • He tends to whine about minor inconveniences.

Common collocations: whine about, constantly whine, whine loudly, whine persistently, constant whine

Whine (noun)

  1. an annoying or high-pitched complaint about something unimportant.
  2. a long, high-pitched noise like a cry or complaint.

Examples

  • Her constant whine was hard to ignore.
  • The whine of the students filled the classroom.

Synonyms of Whine

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Whine

  • expressing approval or admiration
  • showing approval through clapping or cheering