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Meanings of unpleasing in English
Usage of unpleasing in English
1
To dote on the things of the flesh is unpleasing to God.
2
There was a weary expression in his intelligent and not unpleasing countenance.
3
That envy and covetousness are unpleasing and unprofitable are shown by these:
4
Miriam must not only be contemplated in a new, but unpleasing light.
5
The state into which he has gravitated is a very unpleasing one.
6
But hark-todivert this angry parley- Ihearno unpleasing touch of minstrelsy.
7
While she danced with him, she found his brisk directness not unpleasing.
8
A firm attitude on the girl's part came as an unpleasing novelty.
9
The human invader, above all; how loud and unpleasing his voice is!
10
The general cast of it, however, is simple and not unpleasing.
11
His silence seemed to be the joint result of modesty and unpleasing remembrances.
12
He was uncommonly ugly and unpleasing in appearance, but was very richly dressed.
13
The intervals are awry, but the combined effect is not unpleasing.
14
By not opening their letters Bonaparte was spared the unpleasing office of refusing.
15
Either mood was unpleasing to him: it contained tacit reproach for his separateness.
16
The furniture of this room was rather quaint, and not unpleasing.
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