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Meanings of unappetising in English

Spanish
poco apetitoso

Not appetizing in appearance, aroma, or taste.

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Usage of unappetising in English
1
You look at this and it is just the most unappetising gunk.
BBC
2
It should be cooked thoroughly otherwise it will be tough and unappetising.
The Guardian
3
If that sounds unappetising, just bear with me for a moment.
The Irish Times
4
Quiche could be dodgy: it was often soggy and very unappetising.
Corduroy mansions
5
An unappetising combination of cotton wool, plastic and earwax resting innocently on the table.
The Irish Times
6
While it may look brown and unappetising, the feed is there and of good quality.
Radio NZ
7
This will present the government with very unappetising choices.
The Guardian
8
Finally my pizza sizzles and the cheese bubbles in an exceptionally unrealistic and unappetising way.
The Irish Times
9
The unappetising smells from the galley were also avoided.
Men of Invention and Industry
10
As a recipe, it is unusual, hard to follow and at first glance somewhat unappetising.
The Guardian
11
ANOTHER Olympic pool has turned an unappetising shade of green -and the athletes aren't happy.
News.com.au
12
But with the Clintons, the public and private were always intertwined in an inextricable and unappetising way.
The Irish Times
13
But faced with an unappetising deal or a cancelled one, WH Group chose the least bad option.
Reuters
14
The boy's body was a wasteland of sweat and bone; a more unappetising sight was scarcely imaginable.
Complete Books of Blood
15
The title is sonorous enough though its abbreviation into "spad" sounds like an unappetising cooked meat.
The Guardian
16
It is clear that the prime minister and chancellor see PCCs as an unappetising second-best solution for police accountability.
The Guardian
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