What is another word for aggrieved silence?
Pronunciation: [ɐɡɹˈiːvd sˈa͡ɪləns] (IPA) 
Aggrieved silence refers to a silence brought on by feelings of resentment or injustice. This can be expressed in different ways using synonyms like muted anger, stifled indignation, or suppressed bitterness. The silence may also be described as wounded, hurt, or offended. This type of silence may manifest in body language such as slumped shoulders, furrowed brows, or clenched jaws, and in tone of voice that is flat, monotone, or cold. Other synonyms for aggrieved silence include sulking, brooding, or pouting. Regardless of the way it is expressed, aggrieved silence is often a clear indication that something is wrong and requires attention or resolution.
