- dis|pleas|ed|ly
- dis|pleas|ed|ly «dihs PLEE zihd lee», adverb.in a displeased or disapproving manner; with displeasure.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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dis|pleas|ing|ly — «dihs PLEE zihng lee», adverb. in a displeasing, annoying, or offensive manner; disagreeably … Useful english dictionary
dis|pleas|ure|ment — «dihs PLEHZH uhr muhnt», noun. Archaic. diseasure … Useful english dictionary
dis|pleas|ure — «dihs PLEHZH uhr», noun, verb, ured, ur|ing. –n. 1. the feeling of being displeased; slight anger; annoyance; dislike; dissatisfaction: »When Queen Victoria said, “We are not amused,” she was expressing displeasure. We feel displeasure at… … Useful english dictionary
pleas — dis·pleas·ing·ly; dis·pleas·ing·ness; pleas·able; pleas·ance; pleas·ant; pleas·ant·ly; pleas·ant·ness; pleas·er; pleas·ing·ly; pleas·ing·ness; pleas; pleas·ur·ist; pleas·ant·ry; pleas·ing; … English syllables
dis|please — «dihs PLEEZ», verb, pleased, pleas|ing. –v.t. to not please; be disagreeable to; offend; annoy: »You displease your father when you don t obey him. Glaring colors displease the eye. SYNONYM(S): anger, vex, chafe, provoke, pique. –v.i. to be… … Useful english dictionary
displeasure — dis•pleas•ure [[t]dɪsˈplɛʒ ər[/t]] n. 1) dissatisfaction; disapproval 2) discomfort; uneasiness 3) archaic a cause of injury • Etymology: 1400–50; late ME < MF dis•pleas′ure•a•ble, adj. dis•pleas′ure•a•bly, adv … From formal English to slang
displease — dis•please [[t]dɪsˈpliz[/t]] v. pleased, pleas•ing 1) to incur the dissatisfaction or dislike of 2) to be unpleasant; cause displeasure • Etymology: 1300–50; ME < AF, MF dis•pleas′ing•ly, adv … From formal English to slang
displeasure — dis|pleas|ure [ dıs pleʒər ] noun uncount FORMAL the feeling of being annoyed or unhappy … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
displeasingly — dis·pleas·ing·ly … English syllables
displeasingness — dis·pleas·ing·ness … English syllables
