1. to cause distress, injury, or hardship to someone
Usage: formal; third person singular present tense of ‘aggrieve’

Examples

• The unfair treatment aggrieves the workers.
• It aggrieves me to see such injustice.
• The new policy aggrieves many citizens.
• Nothing aggrieves her more than dishonesty.
• The decision aggrieves the entire community.
• His behavior aggrieves his family members.