Disagreeable

Usage examples of unpleasant.

There are, furthermore, the accompanying symptoms of a coated tongue, bitter taste in the mouth, unpleasant eructations, scalding of the throat from regurgitation, offensive breath, sick headache, giddiness, disturbed sleep, sallow countenance, heart-burn, morbid craving after food, constant anxiety and apprehension, fancied impotency, and fickleness.

Permit no unnecessary accumulation of bottles, or any thing that can in any way render the room unpleasant.

The farmer, housewife, banker, merchant and laborer seem to be equally prone to the affliction and all who suffer have a great number of days rendered uncomfortable and unhappy by the presence of this most unpleasant affection.

Though perplexing to his palate, it was anything but unpleasant, despite the immediate and unsettling proximity of its ambulatory alien origins.

Kip, I hate to be a bother, but this analgesic is wearing off fast, and it has some unpleasant side effects.

He spoke for her, assuring the prince that she would take more care for the future and avoid such meetings, always unpleasant in a house.

She was reaching the unpleasant conclusion that she might need to cut some of the hair off as the only solution, when Barnet emerged from his room.

The prospect of an afternoon spent with a warm, good-humored admirer, a sound basting or two and a nice, fat lygol to take home afterwards, was by no means unpleasant.

He brandished the amulet again, his blue eyes alight with something unpleasant.

The mix of brewski and other things in the air was not unpleasant, but it was as alien as anything Orson Welles had ever invented.

The article went on to recount the sexual harassment brouhaha of the previous fall, which had not involved her at all but had made life at headquarters unpleasant for everyone for a month or two.

His position at Farthing had undergone a most unpleasant change, which he could only attribute to the orders he had been given by Inspector Stewart.

Funny how it was always those three who came to mind: Mago the crafty thief--and what the boy had been able to see of his actions through that tiny opening was strange to be sure--Safat, the unpleasant accomplice, and Malchus, the jealous lover.

He was to meet Link Merwell in the near future, and that meeting was to be productive of some decidedly unpleasant results.

Unless these excretions are removed, the glands become obstructed, their functions are arrested, and unpleasant odors arise.