1. suffering from or relating to indigestion or digestive discomfort
Usage: medical/health context
2. bad-tempered, irritable, or gloomy in mood or outlook
Usage: figurative use

1. a person who suffers from indigestion or who is habitually bad-tempered or pessimistic

Examples

• After eating the heavy meal, he felt dyspeptic and uncomfortable.
• The dyspeptic old man complained about everything in the neighborhood.
• Her dyspeptic attitude made it difficult for colleagues to work with her.
• He became increasingly dyspeptic as the project fell behind schedule.
• The critic's dyspeptic review dismissed the entire film in a few harsh sentences.
• A dyspeptic disposition often reflects underlying stress or health issues.