Displease (verb)

1. To cause dissatisfaction or resentment; to offend or upset.
2. To fail to please or meet the expectations of.

Origin:

From dis- ("not") +‎ please ("pleas.e")

Examples:

1. The new policy displeased many of the employees.
2. His attitude displeased the customers, causing them to take their business elsewhere.
3. The poor service displeased the diners, who left without leaving a tip.
4. The changes to the plan displeased the committee, who voted against it.
5. The bad news displeased the stockholders, who saw their investments lose value.