9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Displease' in a Sentence
"To cause dissatisfaction, dislike, or disapproval in someone; to offend or annoy." more
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Despite the chef's efforts to experiment, the unusual combination of flavors will have displeased the restaurant's regular patrons.
Despite his best efforts, the politician will have displeased a significant portion of the voters with his controversial statements.
By the time she returns, he will have displeased the entire team with his arrogant behavior.
The new policy will have displeased many customers who valued the old and more flexible approach.
After the heated argument, their decision will have displeased both families involved in the dispute.
The delayed delivery of the project will have displeased the client, affecting the company's reputation.
The last-minute change in the schedule will have displeased many participants who had made prior arrangements.
Having ignored the warnings, the hiker will have displeased the park rangers and jeopardized his safety in the wilderness.
The abrupt cancellation of the event will have displeased attendees who were looking forward to the festivities.
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