Spanish
desagradable Causing displeasure or lacking pleasing qualities.
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Examples for "disagreeable"
Examples for "disagreeable"
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In that particular regard, perhaps it was not such a disagreeable place.
2
The first is the most common; the last is the most disagreeable.
3
Despite the disagreeable conditions, I'm glad to have time with my sister.
4
The people in China called eunuchs crows because they were very disagreeable.
5
The fruit in its natural state tastes very disagreeable to most people.
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His manners are to ninety-nine in one hundred singularly repulsive; brow-hanging; shoe-contemplating-strange
2
This result suggests that the observed trend is driven by repulsive interactions.
3
Clearly, the Council finds the recent activities of the Fomor somewhat repulsive.
4
Most people agree that at some level wealth starts to become repulsive.
5
Yet to us the system is not the less repulsive in itself.
1
Jensen nodded, although she thought the truth, however distasteful, was always preferable.
2
I think that whole Married At First Sight concept is quite distasteful.
3
There was something in the idea which was thoroughly distasteful to him.
4
A resolution that is, perhaps, distasteful, but may also be only just.
5
The double standard in this shape is not distasteful to the boys.
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I cannot imagine a more repugnant view for a candidate to hold.
2
As he contemplated his return to the Waziri the idea became repugnant.
3
Anything like free and open competition was repugnant to the general feeling.
4
The idea implies a right of veto which is repugnant to me.
5
A Lib Dem spokesman said: Cyril Smith's acts were vile and repugnant.
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There is something wrong with his appearance; something displeasing, something downright detestable.
2
She was a young woman of unexceptional appearance, neither beautiful nor displeasing.
3
They have all very much the same general features, pleasing and displeasing.
4
Singularity is, I think, in its own nature universally and invariably displeasing.
5
I can now hear of displeasing things with pity, and without indignation.
6
She hardly ever did any thing which was displeasing to her parents.
7
All this caution did not prevent Racine, however, from displeasing the king.
8
There is a man of wealth and influence very displeasing to me.
9
To think you are one, portends you are threatened with displeasing circumstances.
10
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.
12
She laughed-herfitful, somewhat unreal laugh, which was always displeasing to him.
13
Nay, are not the very thoughts of it altogether displeasing to thee?
14
Tummas, however, having instinctively found him displeasing, he had gained but little.
15
Why was it that her face was so beautiful, yet so displeasing?
16
Can I not, without displeasing you, defend myself when I am attacked?
