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• v  give displeasure to

• Nor can you throw it across the room, should its contents displease you, since it costs $350.
• What pleases the public, however, may displease doctors.
• Normally loyal Senators such as Griffin and Scott, who are from the large industrial states of Michigan and Pennsylvania, plan to displease Nixon.

• please

News & Articles

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• MITCHELL KRASNY: Supreme Court unrealistic about voting-rights progress
  It looks like the “SubPrime” Court ended its session with decisions that displease just about every constituency. I’ll limit my comments to the decision regarding the Voting Rights Act.
  July 4, 2013 - The San Angelo Standard-Times

Quotes

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• President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in Forbes
  In the end, we had to make a decision that was bound to please and displease, impress and confound, unite and divide,Arroyo said in a speech to business leaders. "Let us now all pray, reflect and join hands to make the Estrada pardon a...
• Rebiya Kadeer in AFP
  Governments of countries neighbouring China are reluctant to take any action that would displease Chinese authorities, leaving Uighurs nowhere to flee,Kadeer said.
• Mikel Arteta in Sportinglife.com
  Rumours of interest from Atletico do not displease me, that is for certain,Arteta told AS. "I have already said that they are a special club. Players always identify with certain clubs and I do with Atletico. However, right now I have...