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Meanings of very distasteful in English

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Usage of very distasteful in English
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But the flimsy pretences of light-housekeeping were very distasteful to him.
One of Ours
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She had learned the lesson, but it had been very distasteful to her.
The Prime Minister
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This seems to have been very distasteful to the accusing girls.
Salem Witchcraft, Volumes I and II / With an Account of Salem Vi...
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School-keeping, in its ordinary sense, was a drudgery to him, and very distasteful.
Life of John Coleridge Patteson : Missionary Bishop of the Melan...
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These reminders of a lowly Past were very distasteful to Claudine.
Ade's Fables
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It suggested a possibility, even a probability, very distasteful to him.
Mavericks
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Marjorie arose from her seat, as if to end a very distasteful conversation.
The Girl Scouts' Good Turn
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It was all very distasteful to me; but I possess a vein of wilfulness.
Half a Rogue
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The manner in which Judith rested against the man by her was very distasteful.
Linda Condon
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Wilkins's crudities were very distasteful to him both in and out of the House.
Marcella
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It is very distasteful, naturally, to have these alleged cures discussed in our family.
Jewel: A Chapter in Her Life
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That sort of business would be very distasteful to me.
The Glory of the Conquered: The Story of a Great Love
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Sir, - Property, and the pursuance of its possession, is often a very distasteful business.
The Irish Times
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This is very distasteful as a young woman was shot four times and has died.
The Irish Times
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The whole subject is very distasteful to the North.
A Report of the Debates and Proceedings in the Secret Sessions o...
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All of which sounds very distasteful at the moment.
Fantasia of the Unconscious
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