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1. (adj.) disagreeable
contrary to one's taste or liking; offensive; repugnant.
2. disagreeable
unpleasant in manner or nature; surly; grouchy.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME < MF)
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| Definition of 'disagreeable' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) disagreeable
not to your liking
"a disagreeable situation"
2. (adj) disagreeable
unpleasant to interact with
"a disagreeable old man"
3. (adj) disagreeable, unsympathetic
not agreeing with your tastes or expectations
"found the task disagreeable and decided to abandon it"; "a job temperamentally unsympathetic to him"
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| Definition of 'disagreeable' |
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1. (adj) disagreeable
not agreeable, conformable, or congruous; contrary; unsuitable
2. (adj) disagreeable
exciting repugnance; offensive to the feelings or senses; displeasing; unpleasant
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Sense: unpleasant
a disagreeable task; a most disagreeable person.
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Afrikaans: onvriendelik, nors, onple |
Arabic: كَريه، مُزْعِج، سَيِّء ال |
Bulgarian: неприятен |
Brazilian: desagradável |
Czech: nepříjemný |
German: unangenehm |
Danish: ubehagelig |
Greek: δυσάρεστος, αντιπαθητικός |
Spanish: desagradable |
Estonian: vastumeelne |
Farsi: ناخوشایند؛ نامطبوع |
Finnish: epämiellyttävä |
French: désagréable |
Hebrew: לֹא נָעִים |
Hindi: अप्रिय |
Croatian: neugodno |
Hungarian: kellemetlen |
Indonesian: tidak menyenangkan |
Icelandic: ógeðfelldur |
Italian: sgradevole |
Japanese: 不快な |
Korean: 마음에 맞지 않는 |
Lithuanian: nemalonus |
Latvian: nepatīkams |
Malay: berang |
Dutch: onaangenaam |
Norwegian: ubehagelig |
Polish: nieprzyjemny |
Persian: ناخوشایند؛ نامطبوع |
Pashto: نا خواخوږه |
Portuguese: desagradável |
Romanian: neplăcut |
Russian: неприятный |
Slovak: nepríjemný |
Slovenian: neprijeten |
Serbian: neprijatan |
Swedish: obehaglig, otrevlig |
Thai: ไม่ถูกใจ; น่ารำคาญ |
Turkish: tatsız, hoşa gitmeyen |
Taiwanese: 不合意的,難相處的 |
Ukrainian: неприємний |
Urdu: نا پسندیدہ |
Vietnamese: khó chịu |
Chinese: 不合意的,难相处的 |
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