Definition of Aggrieve

to badly mistreat/make upset

Examples of Aggrieve in a sentence

If the boy insults my mother and continues to tease and taunt me, he would prove he knows how to aggrieve me.  🔊

Having to serve twenty years for a crime he didn’t commit would aggrieve the innocent man forever.  🔊

Wrongly accused by the police, the man was forced to march into court looking guilty which must aggrieve him to feel punished for a crime he didn’t commit.  🔊

Once her friend would blame me for stealing her money, I felt her distrustful ways which aggrieve the painful words inflicted on me.  🔊

After his boss yelled at her for not finishing the work on time, the nature of his tone would aggrieve any employee who knew that nobody else could have gotten the work done by that deadline.  🔊

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