displeased
Feeling let down
Displeased means annoyed or dissatisfied, though not strongly so—it suggests mild irritation rather than anger.
She was displeased with the service.
The word often appears in formal or restrained contexts where someone is unhappy but maintaining composure: The queen was displeased.
Sullenly dissatisfied
- dissatisfiedUnhappy with results
- discontentedUnhappy with circumstances
- unfulfilledNot brought to completion
- unimpressedFailing to find remarkable
underwhelmed · unsatisfied · disenchanted · disillusioned · disappointed · unmet · letdown · disapproval
Mildly vexed
- vexedAnnoyed or much-debated
- irkedMildly angered
- peevedSlightly irritated
- exasperatedIntensely irritated, patience gone
frustrated · aggravated · nettled · galled · rankled · chafed · riled · miffed
disgruntled
Sullenly dissatisfied
- dissatisfiedUnhappy with results
- discontentedUnhappy with circumstances
- unfulfilledNot brought to completion
unimpressed · underwhelmed · unsatisfied · disenchanted · disillusioned · disappointed · unmet · letdown · disapproval · disfavor
annoyed
Mildly vexed
exasperated · frustrated · aggravated · nettled · galled · rankled · chafed · riled · miffed · provoked
affronted
Insulted or disrespected
slighted · snubbed · umbrage · outraged · scorned · disrespected · belittled · spurned · wounded · hurt
frowning
Facial expression of displeasure
- scowlingFrowning with disapproval
- gloweringStaring with displeasure
- sulkingSilent, resentful withdrawal
pouting · brooding · sullen · morose · glum · grumpy · surly · sour · dour · moody
- unfulfilledunfulfilled, unsatisfied, dissatisfied, unmet, incomplete
- disapprovaldisapproval, scowl, disapprove, disapproves, frown
- offendedoffended, insulted, slighted, affronted, indignant
- ragerage, fury, wrath, enraged, furious