17 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 sudden policy changes will be displeasing to employees who were not consulted.

His sarcastic remarks had displeased his friends during the gathering.

The decision to cancel the long-awaited concert did displease the fans.

The unexpected delay in the project completion may displease the client.

The sudden increase in prices did displease customers at the grocery store.

Using strong fragrances in shared spaces may displease those with allergies.

Refusing to compromise on the project's direction did displease some team members.

The new policy will have displeased many customers who valued the old and more flexible approach.

The persistent delays in project completion had been displeasing the clients.

The sudden change in company policies was displeasing to the employees.

She had been displeasing her teacher with consistently late submissions.

Her decision to cancel the event at the last minute was displeasing to the attendees.

She found out that her article had displeased the editor due to its controversial content.

The chef realized he had displeased the customers with the undercooked steak.

The chef discovered that the new recipe had displeased the customers.

The cancellation of the flight has displeased the passengers who were already at the airport.

Choosing a different venue for the wedding will displease the bride's family.

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