displease
பிரியமில்லாத
definition
verb
the tone of the letter displeased him
make (someone) feel annoyed or dissatisfied.
translation of 'displease'
கோபமூட்டு,
அதிருப்யூட்டு,
வெறுப்புண்டாக்கு
example
If you are negative to your neighbour because he happens to practise a religion that you dislike, you will be negative to all else who 'displease' you one way or another.
Every week he pours out his bile on all who 'displease' him.
Everything I did seemed to annoy and 'displease' him.
And when you're the king, you can banish the insiders who 'displease' you and you can try to buy off the outsiders.
The reality, say several aides who did not wish to be quoted because it might 'displease' the president, did not really sink in until Thursday night.
I could also extend effective protection to upright officers who happened to 'displease' powerful politicians.
You can still do those things even if they 'displease' your parents.
We need to get over our cultural cringe and recognise we have a national interest and occasionally acting in that interest will 'displease' people and governments in other parts of the world.
Not that there were no moments to 'displease' him.
Schubb's gag order extends even to the outside activities of interviewees that 'displease' him.
May I never laugh at their mistakes, or resort to ridicule when they 'displease' me.
Later I asked myself - why did that 'displease' me so?
‘That's a possibility that doesn't 'displease' me,’ he said.
On both counts, national political leaders will 'displease' their masters: oil supplies will not be adequate nor secure, and the workers will not be docile.
But if pressed, she'll admit the new digital ones 'displease' her.
I doubt that you mother would be too pleased that you were 'displeasing' her most important customer.
Under this view, slavery is wrong, but not because slavery is an ‘unnatural’ human social position or because slavery 'displeases' God.
Despite my 'displeasingly' casual manner and dress, I was tolerated until some new Office Manager turned up on the scene.
Don't be afraid of 'displeasing' me, you couldn't do that.
Taken far enough this produces exterminism, a notion that if you don't get your way or something 'displeases' you it is possible simply to blot it out.
Tempting David to be 'displeasingly' destructive, Martin tells him that his toys really look much better in pieces.
Jasmine kicked a discarded camera cartridge along the sidewalk as she trudged down a street of 'displeasingly' samey motels. ‘Bloody tourists.’
‘Nobody is going in the river,’ Bane looked at both of them 'displeasingly' , ‘I am Bane, mercenary, the young man here is Silas Avon, archer, and you are?’
There are some indications, as well, that Bruce is anxious to avoid 'displeasing' her conservative audience.
Somehow, because they never lost sight of core aesthetic principles that began with their dark self-titled debut in 1984, their borrowing never seemed 'displeasingly' imperialistic or slanted toward cultural tourism.
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