Distasteful is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTASTEFUL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• causing dislike or aversion; disagreeable or unpleasant
• Unpleasant or disgusting to the taste; nauseous; loathsome.
• Offensive; displeasing to the feelings; disagreeable; as, a distasteful truth.
• Manifesting distaste or dislike; repulsive.
• not pleasing in odor or taste
• highly offensive; arousing aversion or disgust
• objectionable because offensive to one's personal taste
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• objectionable because offensive to one\'s personal taste

Words related to DISTASTEFUL

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Words that contain DISTASTEFUL

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How to use DISTASTEFUL in a sentence

• The earth, in short, had served its purpose and was now distasteful to them, and they would not enter it unless pressed with fear.
• I see it is distasteful to you, and I beg your pardon for having mentioned it so often.
• She began by a question about his writing, but the subject was distasteful to him, and he turned the talk to a new book in which he had been interested.
• Some writers have the remarkable faculty of making the subject which they may happen to treat forever more distasteful and wearisome to their readers.
• Even the enforced gaiety of the dresses would be distasteful to her, and there would hardly be sufficient cause for pressing her to be present on such an occasion.
• But a man was brought who was distasteful to her at all points, and she was told that that man was to have her daughter! He was thoroughly distasteful.
• As for my hopes of getting assistance from him, I lost them from the moment when I made my initial mistake of telling him something distasteful.
• And yet, though certainly distasteful, they interested Katie, perhaps just because they were so different.
• This aversion he carried so far that even acquired virtue was distasteful to him.
• It is one which, for reasons that I need not enter into, is distasteful to me, as well as, I am sorry to say, ruinous to Ida herself and to her family.
• I happen to know that the idea of her marriage with you is as distasteful to Miss de la Molle as it is to me.
• The point in dispute has, of course, to be decided by evidence, but whichever way evidence leads the magistrates to pronounce their verdict, it is distasteful.
• At the same time, something had occurred which changed the entire European problem in a way most distasteful to Louis Napoleon.
• Service in Burma, which entailed crossing the sea, and, to the Hindu, consequent loss of caste, was especially distasteful.
• He had for years borne much that was distasteful to him, for the purpose of studying, and with his poor income helping the poorer than himself.
• Thus he judged of their civilization by intimate acquaintance, and found it eminently distasteful and defective.
• Surtaine the issue which he had raised was but the distasteful means to a necessary end.
• Glad to get away from the distasteful topic they had been discussing, the girls began to make their arrangements for the freshman frolic.
• He is so constituted that the action of alcohol on the brain is distasteful rather than pleasing to him.
• This conviction rendered the control to which he was forced to submit extremely distasteful, and made him determine to raise himself from a subordinate situation.
• The constant round of light amusements and simple duties grew distasteful.
• The duty to which he was first assigned was distasteful.
• The mistress herself finds it beyond her strength, even if the traces of rough work were not quite so distasteful to her.
• Your addresses are utterly distasteful to me, and I pray you to desist them.
• In either case these doctrines would be very distasteful to Bismarck, who disliked internationalism in finance as much as he did in constitutional law or Socialist propaganda.
• The double standard in this shape is not distasteful to the boys.
• Hilbery had found something distasteful to her in that period, and had preferred to dwell upon her own recollections as a child.
• It is one of the most foolish and distasteful of his faults, and one which unfortunately the world has conspired from time immemorial to confirm.
• He would be forced to continue this distasteful partnership memory, or else dissolve it with a casual reference to the episode, which would dispose of it for good and all.
• Serving a soldier guest who had voluntarily adopted her country, was after all not so distasteful, if only she did not have to talk to him.
• The plodding, weary slave to distasteful labor can be ideal neither as husband nor as father.
• His Greek was still distasteful to him, but he was doing somewhat better and was more content.
• The brilliant flowers within his garden grew suddenly distasteful to him.
• But this transfer of dominion was exceedingly distasteful to the French population.

Similar words containing TASTE without suffix ful and without prefix dis

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