dis·please 
/dɪsˈpli:z/ verb
dis·pleas·es; dis·pleased; dis·pleas·ing /dɪsˈpli:z/ verb [+ obj] : to make (someone) feel unhappy or annoyed
▪ What I said obviously displeased her. = She was obviously displeased by what I said. — opposite please
▪ What I said obviously displeased her. = She was obviously displeased by what I said. — opposite please
— displeased adjective [more displeased; most displeased]
▪ She looked displeased when I told her about it. ▪ We're very displeased with the delays.
▪ She looked displeased when I told her about it. ▪ We're very displeased with the delays.
— displeasing adjective [more displeasing; most displeasing]
▪ visually displeasing buildings
▪ visually displeasing buildings
