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Displeasure

usgb/dɪsˈpleʒər/Volume
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Subtle DiscomfortPlay
Use 'displeasure' for mild irritation, not intense anger. SlideShe couldn't hide her displeasure at the untidy room.
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Polite CriticismPlay
'Displeasure' can be a diplomatic way to show you disagree. SlideHe voiced his displeasure with the plan, but remained calm.
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Non-verbal CuesPlay
'Displeasure' often appears through facial expressions or body language. SlideHer furrowed brow was the first sign of her displeasure.