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Meaning: (British,idiomatic,with negative)displeased, upset, disgruntled2010June 14, Carrie Dunn, “Tony awards: Hollywood invasion provokes Broadway stage whispers”, inThe Guardian, London:Satisfaction levels among performers might be generally high, but there are whispers from old-school theatre folk that they're notbest pleasedabout Hollywood coming in and stealing the limelight.2014December, “Bosnian family sets off 15,000 firecrackers in weird Christmas tradition”, inentertainment.ie[1]:Can't say we'd bebest pleasedif the terrifying sound of explosives was going on underneath our bedroom window, but the assembled crowd seem to enjoy it.2017August 29, Gayle McDonald, “Council investigation after it accidentally reveals email addresses of 200 Plymouth residents”, inPlymouth Herald:They said: “I'm hardlybest pleasedto receive this and neither, I presume, are all the others whose confidentiality has been breached by this.”
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