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complainant

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Pronunciation: US /kəmˈpleɪnənt/

complainant means: A person who says that something is wrong or that someone has treated them badly.

noun

PERSON COMPLAININGC1

A person who says that something is wrong or that someone has treated them badly.

  • The complainant reported loud music.
  • We sent each complainant a written response.
  • The officer asked the complainant for more details.

Common phrases: an anonymous complainant, the original complainant, contact the complainant

LEGAL CLAIMANTC2

A person who starts a civil court case against someone else.

  • The complainant asked for damages.
  • The judge heard evidence from both complainants.
  • The complainant filed a claim against her former employer.

Similar words: plaintiff, claimant

Opposites: defendant

Common phrases: the complainant, complainant and defendant, a civil complainant

Questions about complainant

What does complainant mean?

A person who says that something is wrong or that someone has treated them badly.

What is complainant in other languages?

Türkçe: şikâyetçi · Español: reclamante · Français: plaignant · Deutsch: Beschwerdeführer · Italiano: reclamante · 日本語: 苦情申立人

How do you pronounce complainant?

It is pronounced /kəmˈpleɪnənt/.

How do you use complainant in a sentence?

The complainant reported loud music. We sent each complainant a written response.

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