15 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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The never-ending arguments will have been displeasing the neighbors.
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Continuous disruptions in the classroom have been displeasing the students and affecting their focus.
She had displeased her supervisor by submitting the report late.
Altering the design without consulting the client did displease the graphic designer.
Your constant interruptions am displeasing the speaker.
The repeated cancellations of flights will have been displeasing the passengers.
Her sarcastic remarks will be displeasing to those who value sincerity.
The delayed flight announcements will be displeasing to the anxious travelers.
The referee's controversial decision has displeased the fans of the losing team.
The abrupt closure of the local library did displease avid readers in the neighborhood.
The manager's decision to cancel the team-building retreat did displease the employees.
The malfunctioning air conditioner will be displeasing during the hot summer days.
The consistent decline in product quality will have been displeasing the customers.
The unfinished artwork am displeasing the artist.
The unexpected delay in the flight schedule displeased the passengers.
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