"displeasure for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express a feeling of strong disapproval or dissatisfaction towards something or someone. Example: The audience's displeasure for the actor's performance was evident in the lack of applause at the end of the show. In this sentence, "displeasure for" is used to describe the strong negative reaction or sentiment that the audience had towards the actor's performance.
But Contreras still absorbed enough of the verbal abuse, a long, loud chorus of displeasure for a job not well done.
You may also hope Mr. Mac saves some of his displeasure for Trudy's mother (Mare Winningham), perhaps the most spineless mom on the planet.
During pregame introductions, Chris Carpenter, the Brewers' main object of displeasure for his intensity and aggressiveness on the mound, and La Russa each drew a loud round of boos from the crowd.
A sellout crowd is expected at Kyle Field, where, according to tradition, Texas A&M fans can hiss, not boo, their displeasure for, say, a referee's call or a visiting team.
He was referring to the covert support in 1958 by the Central Intelligence Agency of dissident Indonesian generals ouster of Indonesia's founding president in 1965 after he incurred Washington's displeasure for many years.
Tyson expressed his displeasure for such a move so early in the contest by ramming his left forearm and elbow up and into the right side of Spinks' jaw.
The quantitative rating would be positive for pleasure, negative for displeasure, and zero for indifference (or for "I don't know").
No call was made, and Murray pantomimed displeasure — just for a moment — then played on.
My subsequent consumer letters of displeasure have, for the most part, produced similarly gratifying results.
Kremlin sources voiced their displeasure and, for the first time in living memory, federal television channels began to report that influential people were criticising the mayor.The last straw was a newspaper article that Mr Luzhkov published earlier this month.
As for the displeasure of election supervisors, Mr. Browning said it was understandable given that for many this would be the third voting system in eight years.
