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| excite discontent (rebellion, riot, etc., и т.д.); discontent; disgruntle; spark anger (bookworm); incur displeasure (Anglophile); disaffect (Aly19); cause discontent; make unhappy (Alexander Demidov); displease; dissatisfy | |||
| step on toes (It's hard to make changes in the department without stepping on a lot of toes. Val_Ships) | |||
| be unpopular (igisheva) | |||
| engender discontent | |||
| breed resentment among (lirenelle) | |||
| ruffle some feathers (Lord Mandelson said his new autobiography detailing the "soap opera" of the New Labour years is sure to "ruffle some feathers". capricolya) | |||
| bug (MichaelBurov) | |||
| stir up discontent | |||
come to be resented (come to be resented more and more — вызывать всё большее недовольство  britannica.com Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
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| incur someone's displeased with | |||
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| be unpopular with (someone igisheva) | |||
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