Repulsive, unpleasant, hateful, loathsome.

Unpleasant, disagreeable, distasteful.

Grim-looking; grim in appearance or nature.

Displeasing, disagreeable, unacceptable. Cf. queem, adj. 2.

Displeasing, disagreeable, unacceptable.

Causing discomfort, pain, or trouble; unpleasant, offensive, disagreeable; troublesome, painful.

Extremely distasteful or disagreeable; bitter, unpleasant.

Causing pain, discomfort, or inconvenience: offensive, painful, disagreeable, objectionable.

Unjoyful or unfitting.

Not welcome or acceptable; unpleasing.

Of things: Unpleasant, disagreeable.

Undesirable, bad.

Rough, difficult, unpleasant.

Not agreeable or pleasing; not to one's liking or taste; disagreeable, uncongenial. Also const. to, unto.

Of a strange and unpleasant or distasteful character. Obsolete.

Unpleasant, disagreeable, distasteful.

Const. to, unto.

Unpleasant, disagreeable.

Unpleasant, disagreeable.

Of things: Harsh or unpleasant to the taste or feelings; unpalatable, bitter. Obsolete or archaic. (Cf. sense 9.)

That does not inspire love or affection; undesirable, unpleasant; (in early use often more strongly) hateful.

Causing displeasure, giving offence, disagreeable.

? Objectionable, to be avoided.

= unsweet, adj.

Unpleasant, displeasing. Obsolete.

Displeasing; disagreeable; objectionable, distasteful. Also: unattractive, unsightly (cf. likely, adj. 7). Now rare (English regional (Lincolnshire)…

Unpleasant, disagreeable; undesirable. Obsolete.

That causes distaste, aversion, or disgust in a person; distasteful, disgusting; (in somewhat weakened use) unpleasant, disagreeable, wearisome. Obs…

Causing discomfort, unhappiness, or revulsion; (originally) spec. displeasing to God. Now chiefly in weakened sense: disagreeable, not nice.

Displeasing.

Not earning thanks or gratitude; unacceptable, unappreciated, thankless; disagreeable.

That displeases or causes displeasure or annoyance; displeasing; unpleasant; disagreeable.

Causing mental discomfort for disquietude; unpleasant, disagreeable. Obsolete.

Not pleasing; displeasing, unpleasant.

Unattractive, unpleasant. Obsolete.

Causing displeasure, pain, or inconvenience; unpleasant, offensive, disagreeable; troublesome, vexing, trying, difficult.

Unpleasant, disagreeable.

Disagreeable, unpleasant, offensive.

Of a task, or the like: Which brings no thanks; receiving or deserving no thanks.

Unpleasant, disagreeable; = ingrate, adj. 1.

figurative. Unpalatable, disagreeable.

Disagreeable.

Distasteful. Obsolete. rare.

Not to a person's taste or liking; unenjoyable, unpleasant. Also (esp. in earlier use): disgusting, offensive.

Of the nature of an offence, fault, or crime; hurtful, harmful, injurious; offensive.

Giving, or liable to give, offence; displeasing; annoying; insulting.

Of a smell or flavour: unpleasant, disagreeable. Obsolete. rare.

Giving or providing no delight; cheerless, dreary.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1)

Unwanted, unwelcome, unpleasing.

Not pleasurable; unpleasant, disagreeable.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Unpleasant, distasteful.

Displeasing, disagreeable, distasteful. Obsolete.

Unpleasant, disagreeable, distasteful.

Of a person. rare.

Disgusting, unpleasant, offensive.

Unpleasing, unpleasant.

Causing distaste; displeasing, offensive.

Causing dislike; disagreeable, unpleasant, offensive.

Applied to immaterial things.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1b.)

Distasteful, displeasing; causing dislike, dissatisfaction, or displeasure; offensive. archaic.

Lacking in flavour or savour; unappetizing, unpalatable.

Pertaining to or resembling a wasp or some characteristic of it.

†(a) Not dainty or delicate. Obsolete. (b) Not pleasant or agreeable.

unwished-for, = 1b.

distasteful.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Not joyous; joyless; without joy.

In figurative context. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Unpleasant.

Pleasing (in general); yielding pleasure or enjoyment; agreeable, delightful, charming. (Only literary… ironically: cf. fine, adj. 7c.

Unpleasant, disagreeable.

Not suave or sweet; unpleasant.

Not pleasing or agreeable to the mind or feelings; unpleasant, distasteful; unacceptable.

Unpleasant, nasty. Obsolete.

Not to be desired; objectionable.

Such as to be disrelished or disliked; distasteful.

Unfavourable, unpleasant.

That gives offence; offensive. Also, causing unpleasant surprise. Now rare or Obsolete.

Of a thing: unpleasant, disagreeable; objectionable, annoying. In recent use frequently in heightened sense: offensive; repellent.

That embitters or tends to embitter.

Unpleasant, disagreeable.

Affording no delight or pleasure.

Used as an intensifier with a predicative adjective or adverb in nice and ——, sometimes ironically.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1b.)

Not agreeable or pleasant (to one).

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Unpleasant and unappreciated.

fig. Unpalatable to the mind; unpleasant and hard to ‘swallow’ or admit.

colloquial. Very bad or unpleasant; nasty, terrible, awful; (also of a person) unwell. Also as an intensifier.

Not congenial or kindred; unsympathetic.

Offensive, disagreeable, inimical. Obsolete.

figurative. Unpleasant, mean. (Cf. quot. 1848 at sense a.)

Used ironically.

Not relished; not enjoyed, appreciated, or savoured.

colloquial. British. Chiefly in predicative use. Bad, unpleasant, objectionable, deplorable; perverse, unreasonable, difficult. Cf. bloody-minded…

Not bewitching or beguiling; uncharming, unlovely.

As an intensive: very great, extreme; esp. very unpleasant. colloquial (originally U.S.).

The reverse of pleasurable; unpleasant, disagreeable.

Repellent; unattractive; objectionable.

Used ironically.

Australian and New Zealand. Of things: bad, inferior; out of order, unsatisfactory; unpleasant, dreadful.

Unpleasant, disagreeable.

figurative. In extended use: strong, powerful; lively, spirited; (in negative contexts) unpleasant, objectionable.

Of an emotion, emotional reaction, etc.: unhappy, unpleasant. Of an experience: discouraging, demoralizing, uncomfortable.

colloquial. Unpleasant, nasty.

That puts one off; unpleasant, disconcerting, repellent.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1; cf. sympathetic, adj. 2b.)

Piglike; resembling or suggestive of a pig; (figurative) unpleasant; stubborn, greedy, unattractive, dirty.

U.S. slang. Unpleasant, objectionable; (also) suspect, questionable, strange.

figurative. Of a person, place, or circumstance: unpleasant.

Chiefly British and Australian. Of, containing, or resembling excrement; disgusting, distasteful; smelly.

That smells bad, stinking; (more generally) unpleasant, foul. Also: very drunk.

Disagreeable or contemptible; obnoxious or unpleasant. Cf. suck, v. 15f. slang (originally and chiefly U.S.).

Of a person, or his or her appearance, behaviour, etc.: unpleasant, disgusting, offensive. Also (chiefly of a woman): sexually promiscuous. Cf. stanky…

figurative. Of a person, or his or her appearance, behaviour, etc.: disgusting, offensive, unpleasant; worthless or contemptible. Also (chiefly of…