Displeased
/dɪsˈplizd/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
Feeling or showing dissatisfaction or annoyance.
She was displeased with the quality of the service at the restaurant.
Not pleased; unhappy about something.
The manager was displeased with the team's performance this quarter.
Annoyed or irritated by someone's actions.
He felt displeased when he discovered the misleading information in the report.
Expressing discontent or dissatisfaction.
The customers were displeased by the delay in shipping their orders.
Etymology
From Middle English 'displese', from Old French 'desplaisir'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
pleased as punch
Extremely pleased or happy.
pleased to meet you
A courteous greeting indicating happiness in meeting someone.
not pleased
Indicating dissatisfaction or annoyance.
Related Words
displeasure
The feeling of being displeased.
discontent
A state of dissatisfaction.
irritation
The state of feeling annoyed, frustrated, or angry.
Slang Meanings
Bummed out
He was bummed out when he didn't get the promotion.
Ticked off
I'm ticked off that they canceled the event.