Dis-plā'cen-cy, n.

n. [L. Lat. displacentia, for Lat. displicentia, from displicere, to displease, from prefix dis and placere, to please; O. Fr. desplaisance, N. Fr. déplaisance, Pr. desplazensa, It. dispiacenza, dispiacenzia.] Want of complacency or gratification; envious displeasure; dislike. [Obs.]