14 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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Changes to the school curriculum often displease some parents.
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The constant policy changes will have been displeasing the employees.
Her sarcastic comments have been displeasing her colleagues at work.
Changing the established rules of the game may displease some of the sports enthusiasts.
The strict adherence to the dress code managed to displease rebellious students.
The gloomy weather is displeasing tourists visiting the beach.
By the time she returns, he will have displeased the entire team with his arrogant behavior.
His late arrival at the meeting has displeased his colleagues.
The sudden rain shower did displease the picnic organizers.
His failure to follow through on promises began to displease his supporters.
The sudden ban on a popular social media platform did displease its users.
The teacher's strict grading policy was displeasing to the students.
The persistent software glitches will have been displeasing the users for a long time.
Breaking the news of the project's failure will displease the stakeholders.
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