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Antonyms:
delight,
please
Often used in the same context:
antagonize,
infuriate,
irritate,
enrage,
irk,
alienate,
rankle,
endear,
offend,
appease,
rile,
discomfit,
placate,
scandalize,
annoy,
criticize,
chasten,
embarrass,
mollify,
retaliate,
disappoint,
backfire,
betray,
acquiesce,
provoke,
estrange,
angered,
frustrate,
embitter,
countermand,
accede,
dishearten,
oblige,
ingratiate,
frighten,
dissatisfy,
misinterpret,
oppose,
pleases,
chastise,
horrify,
enamour,
meddle,
hearten,
despise,
embolden,
unnerve,
kowtowing,
disconcert,
mollycoddle,
reciprocate,
detest,
tempt,
enamor,
disobey,
exasperate,
dislike,
ruffle,
dismays,
implicate,
frown upon,
badmouth,
gladden,
disturb,
overstep,
aggravate,
naysay,
resent,
demur,
endanger,
unsettle,
miffed,
emasculate,
hesitate,
upbraid,
punish,
cavil,
agitate,
disagree,
impress,
subjugate,
chastize,
threaten,
resist,
malign,
dissuade,
constitutionalize,
preordain,
blaspheme,
intimidate,
disserve,
defenestrate,
astonish,
mortify,
browbeat,
marginalize,
inflame,
peeved,
flout,
covet,
discomforted,
affronted
More specific:
annoy,
bother,
devil,
get at,
get to,
gravel,
irritate,
nark,
nettle,
rag,
repel,
repulse,
rile,
vex
Also try:
— Adjectives for displease:
first,
less,
wise,
most
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