| express displeasure | 12.24 | You expressed your displeasure. | ||
| voice displeasure | 4.61 | He wasted no time voicing his displeasure. | ||
| show displeasure | 3.95 | The Boston fans have shown their displeasure with boos. | ||
| know displeasure | 1.12 | And he made his displeasure known in the dugout. | ||
| register displeasure | 0.99 | Conservatives registered their displeasure at the vote. | ||
| indicate displeasure | 0.72 | But Inonu later indicated stronger displeasure. | ||
| hide displeasure | 0.66 | Kennedy could not hide his displeasure at the turn of events. | ||
| signal displeasure | 0.66 | But a bishop can signal displeasure more subtly. | ||
| convey displeasure | 0.46 | The Kremlin has pulled out all the stops to try to convey its displeasure over NATO expansion. | ||
| demonstrate displeasure | 0.39 | U.S. to demonstrate displeasure with Malaysian ruler. | ||
| risk displeasure | 0.33 | But two centuries later, Shakespeare still risked royal displeasure in writing this play. | ||
| vent displeasure | 0.33 | While Perot vented his displeasure with Dole on the Sunday morning talk shows, his spokesman also took aim at Clinton. | ||
| incur displeasure | 0.26 | Who would dare incur our displeasure? |