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100 Best Synonyms for “Displeased”

September 7, 2026

100 Best Synonyms for

No. Item Definition
1. aggrieved feeling unfairly treated
2. agitated upset and nervous
3. angered made angry
4. angry feeling strong displeasure
5. annoyed mildly angry or irritated
6. apoplectic furiously angry
7. bitter resentful and unhappy
8. boiling extremely angry
9. bothered upset or concerned
10. chagrined embarrassed and disappointed
11. crabby irritable and bad-tempered
12. cranky irritable or bad-tempered
13. crestfallen sad after disappointment
14. cross annoyed or bad-tempered
15. disappointed sad because hopes failed
16. discontent dissatisfied or restless
17. discontented unhappy with the situation
18. disgruntled unhappy and complaining
19. dismayed distressed and disappointed
20. dissatisfied not content with something
21. distressed upset and troubled
22. disturbed upset or troubled
23. embarrassed awkwardly upset
24. embittered made bitter and resentful
25. enraged filled with anger
26. exasperated extremely annoyed and frustrated
27. fed up annoyed and tired of something
28. flustered upset and confused
29. frustrated annoyed by blocked aims
30. fuming very angry
31. furious extremely angry
32. galled deeply annoyed or resentful
33. grouchy bad-tempered and irritable
34. grumpy bad-tempered and annoyed
35. heartsick deeply sad or disappointed
36. heated angry or intense
37. humiliated deeply embarrassed or ashamed
38. hurt emotionally wounded
39. ill at ease uncomfortable or uneasy
40. in a huff annoyed and offended
41. incensed very angry
42. indignant angry at something unfair
43. infuriated made extremely angry
44. irate very angry
45. irked annoyed or irritated
46. irritated annoyed and bothered
47. jaded tired and no longer pleased
48. let down disappointed by someone
49. livid furiously angry
50. mad angry or annoyed
51. malcontent dissatisfied and complaining
52. miffed slightly annoyed or offended
53. miserable very unhappy
54. morose gloomy and ill-tempered
55. needled annoyed by provocation
56. nettled annoyed or irritated
57. not happy unhappy or dissatisfied
58. not satisfied lacking satisfaction
59. offended hurt or annoyed by insult
60. out of sorts irritable or unwell
61. outraged extremely angry and offended
62. peeved annoyed or irritated
63. peevish easily annoyed
64. perturbed worried or unsettled
65. petulant childishly annoyed or sulky
66. piqued annoyed or resentful
67. put out annoyed or inconvenienced
68. raging very angry
69. rattled upset or unnerved
70. resentful bitter about unfair treatment
71. restless uneasy and dissatisfied
72. riled annoyed or angered
73. roiled upset or agitated
74. saddened made sad
75. sick of it tired and annoyed
76. snappish irritable and sharp-spoken
77. snippy irritable and curt
78. sour bad-tempered or resentful
79. sulky resentfully silent and gloomy
80. sullen silently resentful
81. surly rude and bad-tempered
82. testy easily annoyed
83. tetchy irritable and touchy
84. tired of it annoyed by repetition
85. touchy easily offended or upset
86. troubled worried or upset
87. unappeased not pacified or satisfied
88. unfulfilled not satisfied or completed
89. ungratified not pleased or satisfied
90. unhappy not pleased or satisfied
91. unimpressed not admiring or pleased
92. unsatisfied not fulfilled or content
93. unsettled disturbed or uneasy
94. upset distressed or unhappy
95. vexed annoyed or frustrated
96. worked up angry or upset
97. wounded emotionally hurt or offended
98. wrathful full of anger
99. wretched very unhappy or distressed
100. wroth angry or wrathful

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