Spanish
desagradable Causing displeasure or lacking pleasing qualities.
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There is something wrong with his appearance; something displeasing, something downright detestable.
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She was a young woman of unexceptional appearance, neither beautiful nor displeasing.
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They have all very much the same general features, pleasing and displeasing.
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Singularity is, I think, in its own nature universally and invariably displeasing.
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I can now hear of displeasing things with pity, and without indignation.
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She hardly ever did any thing which was displeasing to her parents.
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All this caution did not prevent Racine, however, from displeasing the king.
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There is a man of wealth and influence very displeasing to me.
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To think you are one, portends you are threatened with displeasing circumstances.
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Eminently likable, she can make even the most displeasing of scripts palatable.
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Riley's noncommittal attitude was by no means displeasing to the larger man.
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She laughed-herfitful, somewhat unreal laugh, which was always displeasing to him.
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Nay, are not the very thoughts of it altogether displeasing to thee?
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Tummas, however, having instinctively found him displeasing, he had gained but little.
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Why was it that her face was so beautiful, yet so displeasing?
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Can I not, without displeasing you, defend myself when I am attacked?
