Complaint
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Both words in one sentence
- Near the opening of the 1983 To Be or Not to Be, authorities rush into the theater, stopping the performance of "Naughty Nazis." The complaint was that it could be construed as an insult to Chancellor Hitler.
- This was meant as an affectionate Stealth Insult to the franchise, as this was such a common complaint about the game that the developers actually changed Steve's appearance before re-releasing it on PS2.
Source: Textual Celebrity Resemblance -
Stealth Insult: Edward Seymour to Henry VIII when talking about Catherine Parr's regency: She has great clarity of mind, and a woman's touch which soothes and cures where a man would usually rush into anger and complaint.
Source: Series / The Tudors
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Insult and Complaint. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/complaint/insult
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