Displeased. Obsolete. rare.

Not glad or delighted; ill-pleased, sorry; reluctant.

Displeased, unhappy.

Displaying, expressing, or implying displeasure or discontent; peevish, cross. Of looks, etc.

Not pleased; esp. displeased; showing displeasure.

Displeased, angry, grieved.

Greatly displeased; indignant. Cf. discontented, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Greatly displeased; indignant. Cf. discontent, adj. 2. Obsolete.

The reverse of pleased; vexed, angry, annoyed.

Injured in respect of one's rights, relations, or position; injuriously affected by someone's action, wronged; having a grievance (at).

Discontented, displeased. Cf. mispay, v.

Not relished; not enjoyed, appreciated, or savoured.

Wronged. Also, Showing a sense of wrong, offended. Esp. in injured innocence, the offended attitude of one who is undeservedly accused of something…

offended.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Displeased, dissatisfied. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Not subject to a spell or charm; not invested with charm; not delighted or pleased.

Of a person. Uncomfortable, ill at ease. Obsolete.

Feeling or marked by displeasure: the reverse of complacent.

Displeased, disgruntled.