Repulsive, unpleasant, hateful, loathsome.

Grievous, painful; unpleasant, disagreeable; loathsome, horrible.

Hostile, hateful, odious.

Nauseous, loathsome.

hateful, loathsome.

Loathsome, detestable.

Physically or morally objectionable, offensive, or unpleasant; indecent, filthy, vile.

Nauseous, loathsome.

Terrible, distressing, or revolting to the moral sense; abominable, detestable; odious.

That excites moral or physical revulsion or disgust; offensive, reprehensible; loathsome, odious, detestable. Of a thing.

That arouses or provokes feelings of hatred; odious; detestable; repulsive. Later also in weakened use: horrible, very unpleasant. Frequently with to.

That arouses or provokes feelings of hatred; hateful, odious, detestable.

That excites moral or physical revulsion or disgust; offensive, reprehensible; loathsome, odious, detestable. Of a person.

Deserving of hatred; exciting hatred or repugnance; hateful; disagreeable; offensive; repulsive. Also with to.

Offending against accepted standards of morality or taste; morally reprehensible, obnoxious, deplorable. Scottish in later use. Now rare.

Worthy of being cursed; damnable, detestable, hateful.

Odious, detestable.

Highly offensive or loathsome, esp. morally; evil, abominable, foul. In later use: esp. (of language, behaviour, etc.) grossly coarse or indecent…

Deserving of hatred; that deserves to be hated or greatly disliked; odious.

Hateful; horrible, odious; repulsive to the senses.

Horrible, horrid, loathsome.

Of persons, etc.: Contemptible in character or quality; despicable, reprehensible; hateful.

Exciting disgust or loathing. (Now always with emotional implication.) In a moral sense: Hateful, distasteful, odious, repulsive, shocking.

That is an object of loathing or disgust; hateful, loathsome. Now rare.

Annoying, troublesome.

Abominable, detestable; inhuman.

To be detested; intensely hateful or odious; execrable, abominable.

= loathsome, adj.

That causes loathing or disgust; disgusting.

= opposing, adj.; antagonistic; oppositious; repugnant. Also with to (esp. in early use).

Wearisome, tedious, tiresome; troublesome, burdensome, annoying. Formerly also, in wider sense, Distressing, painful; in early use, Disgusting…

Worthy or deserving of being hated; hateful; detestable.

Repugnant, hateful; = abhorrent, adj. 3.

horrid, loathsome.

Detestable.

Of the nature of an ulcer or ulcers; forming a purulent sore.

Of a thing: opposed, antagonistic. Obsolete.

Of the nature of, or causing, a ‘stumbling-block’ or occasion of offence; also, bringing discredit on one's class or position. Obsolete.

Causing painful or unpleasant sensations; used esp. in reference to taste or smell or sight, or to the moral sensibilities: disgusting, nauseous…

Offending against moral principles, repugnant; repulsive, foul, loathsome. Now (also): spec. (of a price, sum of money, etc.) ridiculously or…

figurative. = ulcerated, adj. 1b.

An epithet of disgust or aversion: repulsive, hateful, abominable, despicable.

Repugnant; hateful, detestable; abhorred.

Resembling a toad; toad-like, repulsive.

Calculated to excite ill-will; invidious; odious. Obsolete.

Distasteful or objectionable to a person.

That causes nausea; that nauseates; repellent, extremely distasteful.

figurative. Loathsome, disgusting, repulsive, offensive.

Offensive, objectionable, odious, highly disagreeable. Now esp. (of a person): giving offence, acting objectionably; extremely unpleasant, highly…

Hateful, odious.

With to. Repugnant, distasteful. Obsolete. rare.

colloquial in weakened sense. Offensive, disagreeable, detested; very bad or objectionable.

= obnoxious, adj. 5.

Chiefly colloquial. In later use often perceived as somewhat affected or dated; cf. sense B. As an intensifier expressing detestation or contempt…

Viewed with ill will or dislike; odious to a person. Obsolete. rare.

Causing disgust or aversion; repulsive.

= repellent, adj. 4a.

That causes sickness, nausea, or faintness; that disgusts or revolts; repulsive, loathsome. Also in weakened sense.

Of the nature of a toad; like a toad; †venomous.

Rotten; vile, loathsome; expressing disgust.

causing loathing or disgust.

Worthy of being cursed; detestable, hateful; unpleasant, horrible. Cf. cursed, adj. 2. Now rare.

That provokes distaste or aversion; offensive, loathsome, repulsive.

North American colloquial. Characteristic of or like a jerk (jerk, n.1 12); foolish, stupid; deliberately obnoxious.

Repugnant, loathsome, nauseating.

Nauseating, disgusting; redolent or reminiscent of vomit. Also: liable to vomit, nauseated.