Absence of gratitude or good-will; unfavourable thought or feeling; ill-will, disfavour; displeasure expressed in actions or words.

Displeasure, vexation; disgust; grief, sorrow, remorse; (also) an instance of this.

The fact of being displeased; displeasure, dissatisfaction, discontent, annoyance, vexation; a cause or instance of this, a grievance, trouble.

Displeasure, indignation, offence. to take inor to grievance, to take grievance with: to take offence at. Obsolete. (Cf. grief, n. 4b.)

The action or fact of offending, wounding the feelings of, or displeasing another (usually viewed as it affects the person offended); an instance of…

Feeling of offence; displeasure, anger. Obsolete.

Displeasure, discomfort, unhappiness. Obsolete.

Displeasure, esp. the displeasure of God; indignation. Obsolete.

= displacency, n.: the reverse of complacence.

The fact or condition of being displeased or offended; a feeling varying according to its intensity from dissatisfaction or disapproval to anger…

The quality of being displeasing or unpleasant, unpleasantness; also, the condition of being displeased, displeasure.

Strong displeasure; indignation. Cf. discontent, n.1 1. Obsolete.

Displeased state or condition, discontent.

Strong displeasure; indignation. Cf. discontentment, n. 1. Obsolete.

Displeasure, dissatisfaction.

The quality or state of being aggrieved.

Displeasure, dissatisfaction; a feeling of disaffection or ill will.

Displeasure, vexation.

The fact or condition of being displeased or dissatisfied; = displacency, n. self-displicency: the condition of being dissatisfied with oneself.

The fact or feeling of being disobliged.

The fact or condition of being displeased with something; displeasure, dissatisfaction, dislike. (The reverse of complacency.)

Offence, umbrage; indignation or displeasure at a (perceived) insult or offence. Frequently in to take affront.

The action of disobliging or fact of being disobliged.

The condition or sensation induced by the experience or anticipation of what is felt to be not good or undesirable; (now chiefly Psychoanalysis)…

Displeasure. rare.

The fact or condition of being displeased or offended; displeasure.

Displeasure.