Encara no tenim significats per a "much displeasure".
1Perceiving him, I called out, expressing as much displeasure as I could.
2President Daniels has recently voiced much displeasure with the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
3You will suffer much displeasure from the unwise conduct of a near relative.
4The Devils did not show much displeasure about the overturned goal.
5Henry remarked with much displeasure this general favor borne to the house of York.
6Bonaparte expressed much displeasure against the persons sent from Europe to arrange measures for that purpose.
7Her voice expressed much displeasure as she answered:
8He felt again so much displeasure that he suddenly desired to say rude and irritating things.
9Probable loss, with much displeasure, is also denoted.
10He relaxed the haughty demeanour which had given so much displeasure, adopting a tone of marked courtesy.
11He did not see it, but he saw something else, which caused him almost as much displeasure.
12If she scorches the clothes, she will have a rival who will cause her much displeasure and suspicions.
13There will be much displeasure.
14This deed was ascribed to King Eystein and Philip Gyrdson, King Sigurd's foster-brother, and occasioned much displeasure and hatred.
15If the cause that has produced a misfortune gives us too much displeasure, our compassion for the victim is diminished thereby.
16"I should think you might have knocked, Dr. Elliott," I said, with much displeasure.
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