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Meanings of so distasteful in English

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Usage of so distasteful in English
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If you find it so distasteful, then by all means let's not.
The Clown
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Could the Consul's plea for me have been so distasteful to her?
The Rose of Old St. Louis
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The lodging-house soups and roasts had never been so distasteful before.
Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton's Daughters: A Novel
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He thought of his own boyhood when church was so distasteful.
Russell H. Conwell, Founder of the Institutional Church in Ameri...
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Why should discoveries such as these be so distasteful to her?
Born in Exile
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Even here, though, shadows of what made the Big Market so distasteful still loomed.
A Day Dark as Night
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And their qs and jokes are so distasteful, wrote another.
News.com.au
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Why, then, should he still be concerned in a matter so distasteful to him?
Mr. Scarborough's Family
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The food was at times so distasteful and poorly cooked that I could not eat it.
The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man
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Nothing is so distasteful and clogging as abundance.
Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Volume 07
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These friends of her childhood were at that moment so distasteful as to have become hateful.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 06
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Nothing to her was so distasteful as failure.
The Prime Minister
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And we should have the anomaly, which is so distasteful to the reformer now, of rich babies.
As We Go
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Is the idea so distasteful to him?
Roma eterna
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Therefore she was talkative, courteous, and rapidly softened toward the people whom her husband found so distasteful.
A Young Girl's Wooing
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This visit was so distasteful to me, that I was glad to make it in Rockel's company.
My Life — Volume 1
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