Unpleasantness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNPLEASANTNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being unpleasant
• bad feeling or quarrelling between people
• the state or quality of being unpleasant
• the feeling caused by disagreeable stimuli; one pole of a continuum of states of feeling
• the quality of giving displeasure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being unpleasant

Words that contain UNPLEASANTNESS

unpleasantnesse17 unpleasantnesses18

How to use UNPLEASANTNESS in a sentence

• Shaw said the same thing about his coat, and it led to unpleasantness.
• We were both recalling the little unpleasantness that had arisen.
• We desire to accomplish a definite object with as little unpleasantness as possible.
• Veronica liked him, and forgot altogether the unpleasantness which there had been between them.
• I happened to go out there after our little unpleasantness at Apex, and it was just the time the deal went through.
• Women before now have hidden a soul like a furnace under coldness and unpleasantness, and smothered shrieking nerves under an appearance of apathy.
• Bedient did not at once penetrate the entire manoeuver, but his nerve and will tightened with a premonition of unpleasantness.
• It is not your fault that this unpleasantness has arisen.
• Therefore, in order to avoid all unpleasantness, it will be better to describe the department in question only as a certain department.
• He would be rid of an everlasting source of unpleasantness at home.
• Cartaret had contrived to alienate one after another by his deplorable legend and by the austere unpleasantness of his personality.
• The aspect of his affairs of late had not been quite free from unpleasantness.
• Nothing was done to keep up the self-respect of Asiatics, or to soften the unpleasantness that must always attach to being governed by foreigners.
• The Mexican boys forgot the recent unpleasantness in watching him pack.
• We expected jealousy and unpleasantness, which we hoped to overcome by hard work.
• So he hoped fervently that Harry Conroy had already ridden back whence he came, and there would be no unpleasantness.
• Thinking that it was time for the unpleasantness that had been existing between us to come to an end, I offered him my hand.
• You have left your friends in doubt as to your attitude toward the River and Harbor unpleasantness.
• So, rather than have any unpleasantness in the family, they all agreed to cast lots again and abide by the issue.
• He minded the personal unpleasantness involved far less than the thought that his usefulness was blocked, for he felt that no information he might bring would be received now.
• THE RECENT UNPLEASANTNESS IN TOLEDO, OHIO 222 XXIV.
• The wagon lines came in for their share of unpleasantness, and in the course of a fortnight we were forced to quit no less than three positions in turn.
• His father will have to pay a fine and there will be a little scolding and unpleasantness in the family, at the worst.
• The young man had been forced by the unpleasantness of the crowd to go and enjoy his cigar outside.
• Of course I could and would stand all his unpleasantness concerning my altered appearance, but the root of his actions goes deeper than that, I am afraid.
• It was not strange that he should wish no unpleasantness.
• Neither had spoken since the occurrence of the little unpleasantness in the afternoon about the course of travel.
• This was the first unpleasantness and they were afterwards more cautious and stood guard all night, watching closely all the time, both night and day, for for any signs of danger.
• This strange custom seems to have originated in the scarcity of fuel, and in the unpleasantness of sitting together in the colder part of the year without a fire.
• I think you will see, in the next unpleasantness, that we shall be able to maintain our aeroplane frontier somewhere over the enemy third line.
• There was one unpleasantness connected with the day which Chetwynd felt Bella might have had tact enough to avoid.
• Screw had inadvertently let fall, that some one had, for reasons unknown, undertaken to cause him a great deal of unpleasantness.
• To add to the unpleasantness her escort took this opportunity to ask her to give up teaching and preside over a home for him.
• It produced the first unpleasantness in the ranks of those who had stood together for the past decade.
• We are all willing to stand for the right if to stand is agreeable and exhilarating, and does not bring us too much of unpleasantness, pain, or suffering.
• Till this is done, there will always be complaint of the unpleasantness of handling cooking-utensils.

Similar words containing PLEASANTNES without suffix s and without prefix un

pleasantness14 pleasantnesses16 unpleasantnesse17 unpleasantnesses18

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