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• v  give displeasure to
• a  not pleased; experiencing or manifesting displeasure

• CON: Fans have been vocally displeased with his decision to go into politics.
• He now plans to present himself as the leading conservative alternative to the front-runners and may well gain support from frustrated social conservatives who have been displeased .
• Another was that the Soviet Union was displeased with the exodus because it gave Communism a black eye.

• displease

• please
• pleased

News & Articles

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• Avon sprucing up I-90 interchanges
  AVON — Displeased with the regular maintenance of Avon’s I-90 interchanges by the Ohio Department of Transportation, the city is looking to spruce them up.
  June 13, 2013 - The Morning Journal
• Avon sprucing up I-90 interchanges
  AVON — Displeased with the regular maintenance of Avon’s I-90 interchanges by the Ohio Department of Transportation, the city is looking to spruce them up.
  June 13, 2013 - The Morning Journal
• Yankees' Cano won’t pick Royals' Butler again for HR Derby
  OAKLAND, Calif. — If you think Royals fans were displeased at Robinson Cano for not naming Billy Butler to the AL’s Home Run Derby team last year, they aren’t going to any happier this year. “No chance,’’ Cano said when asked if he would pick Butler, who has five...
  June 12, 2013 - New York Post

Quotes

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• Lon Kruger in ESPN
  I'm very happy for him,Kruger said of Knight's pending accomplishment, "yet I'm not displeased that we delayed the celebration for at least a game or two."
• Fred Funk in Washington Post
  Obviously, I got off to a ridiculously good start,Funk said. "It was a good day. You can't be displeased with a 65 on this course -- or any course."
• Padraig Harrington in Reuters India
  Any time you're shooting 60s in a major tournament you can't be too displeased,Harrington told reporters after ending a benign day of low scoring five shots behind leader Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain.