What is another word for dis-pleasing?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪsplˈiːzɪŋ], [ dˈɪsplˈiːzɪŋ], [ d_ˈɪ_s_p_l_ˈiː_z_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for dis-pleasing:
- bad (adjective)
- bitter (adjective)
- disagreeable (adjective)
- disappointing (adjective)
- displeasing (adjective)
- dissatisfactory (adjective)
- distasteful (adjective)
- grating (adjective)
- objectionable (adjective)
- obnoxious (adjective)
- off (adjective)
- rotten (adjective)
- sour (adjective)
- unacceptable (adjective)
- undesirable (adjective)
- unpleasant (adjective)
- unsatisfactory (adjective)
- unwelcome (adjective)
- unwished-for (adjective)
- inhospitableness (noun)
- inhospitality (noun)
- affront (verb)
- anger (verb)
- annoy (verb)
- bother (verb)
- chagrin (verb)
- discompose (verb)
- disgust (verb)
- displease (verb)
- fret (verb)
- hurt (verb)
- miff (verb)
- mortify (verb)
- pique (verb)
- put out (verb)
- scandalize (verb)
- shock (verb)
- tire (verb)
- trespass (verb)
- turn off (verb)
- vex (verb)
Synonyms for Dis-pleasing:
adj.
• bad (adjective)- displeasing,
- unfortunate,
- melancholy,
- unfavorable,
- discouraging,
- adverse,
- troubled,
- unpleasant,
- discouraged,
- gloomy,
- grim,
- unhappy,
- distressed,
- troubling.
- galling,
- heartbreaking,
- calamitous,
- rugged,
- hard,
- inclement,
- intemperate,
- provoking,
- vexatious,
- merciless,
- stinging,
- afflictive,
- intense,
- disturbing,
- cruel,
- ruthless,
- rigorous,
- poignant,
- hurtful,
- severe,
- dire,
- woeful,
- harsh,
- brutal,
- unpalatable,
- grievous,
- savage,
- sharp.
- drag,
- uninviting,
- repugnant,
- sour,
- distressing,
- awful,
- repulsive,
- upsetting,
- bothersome,
- pain,
- repellent,
- unsavory,
- obnoxious,
- rotten.
- ineffective,
- uninteresting,
- unfulfilling,
- frustrating,
- inferior,
- failing,
- falling short,
- depressing.
- insufficient,
- junky,
- deficient,
- poor,
- mediocre,
- unsuitable,
- useless,
- unacceptable,
- not satisfying,
- inadequate,
- unsatisfying,
- damaged,
- unworthy,
- not up to par,
- no good,
- lame,
- disappointing.
- flat,
- grody,
- abominable,
- savorless,
- odious,
- tasteless,
- dislikable,
- yicky,
- insipid,
- yucky,
- painful,
- detestable,
- gross,
- icky,
- unappetizing,
- unlikable,
- undesirable,
- loathsome,
- bitter,
- flavorless,
- nauseous,
- hateful,
- abhorrent.
- grinding,
- hoarse,
- discordant,
- dry,
- strident,
- squeaky,
- Irksome,
- stridulent,
- shrill,
- dissonant,
- raucous,
- harsh-sounding,
- Stridulous,
- jarring,
- rough,
- rasping.
- indecorous,
- unwelcome,
- deplorable,
- reprehensible,
- poison,
- revolting,
- inadmissible,
- murder,
- lousy,
- unwanted,
- regrettable,
- ill-favored,
- insufferable,
- invidious,
- unfit,
- unseemly,
- unsatisfactory,
- noxious,
- exceptionable,
- inexpedient,
- opprobrious,
- intolerable,
- censurable.
- horrid,
- mean,
- disgusting,
- ornery,
- off-color,
- pestiferous,
- sickening,
- pain in the neck,
- big mouth,
- heel,
- pesky,
- beastly,
- pill,
- hateable,
- stinking,
- nauseating,
- foul.
- not up to snuff,
- substandard,
- rancid,
- quiet,
- low-quality,
- decomposed,
- unrewarding,
- slack,
- disheartening,
- turned,
- putrid,
- mortifying.
- wicked,
- bruised,
- crummy,
- low-grade,
- vile,
- diseased,
- below par,
- scurrilous,
- contemptible,
- impaired,
- amiss,
- dissatisfactory,
- wrong,
- unsound,
- dirty,
- filthy,
- injured,
- wasted,
- sorry,
- withering,
- punk,
- base,
- defective,
- unlucky,
- bum,
- shaky.
- crabby,
- embittered,
- waspish,
- ill-tempered,
- churlish,
- acid,
- grouchy,
- tart,
- peevish,
- on edge,
- grudging,
- ungenerous,
- cynical,
- irritable,
- discontented,
- ill-natured,
- acrid,
- jaundiced,
- acrimonious.
- inconvenient,
- out of place,
- disliked,
- incommodious,
- unsought,
- unpopular,
- Loathed,
- unwished for,
- unpleasing,
- dreaded,
- scorned,
- to be avoided,
- Shunned,
- outcast,
- troublesome,
- rejected.
n.
• inhospitableness (noun) • inhospitality (noun)v.
• affront (verb)- dispraise,
- encounter,
- confront,
- outrage,
- meet,
- taunt,
- dump on,
- slander,
- hit where one lives,
- displease,
- slight,
- abuse,
- put down,
- give a zinger,
- give the cold shoulder,
- face,
- criticize.
- bristle,
- exacerbate,
- burn,
- embitter,
- affront,
- seethe,
- stew,
- boil over,
- make sore,
- craze,
- inflame,
- madden,
- lose one's temper,
- burn up,
- tempt,
- stir up,
- umbrage,
- excite,
- ruffle,
- chafe,
- goad,
- steam up,
- egg on,
- miff,
- rave,
- arouse,
- boil,
- get mad,
- rankle,
- acerbate,
- infuriate,
- cross,
- get on one's nerves,
- agitate,
- rant,
- raise hell,
- blow up,
- bait.
- break,
- ask for it,
- t-off,
- pester,
- bore,
- tick off,
- harass,
- harry,
- make waves,
- get,
- badger,
- fire up,
- plague,
- bug,
- needle,
- beleaguer,
- push button,
- tease,
- peeve,
- work on,
- abrade,
- nudge,
- bedevil,
- be at,
- perturb,
- trouble,
- Henpeck,
- be on the back of,
- heat up,
- nag,
- disturb,
- ride,
- distress,
- gnaw.
- grieve,
- discommode,
- browbeat,
- insult,
- tantalize,
- grate on,
- concern,
- dismay,
- molest,
- afflict,
- disconcert,
- intrude upon,
- pick on,
- carp at,
- pursue,
- hinder,
- torment,
- embarrass,
- inconvenience,
- disquiet,
- scare,
- impede,
- eat,
- alarm,
- spite.
- pall,
- turn one's stomach,
- nauseate,
- scandalize,
- fill with loathing,
- be repulsive,
- sicken,
- make one sick,
- cloy on,
- offend morals of,
- shock,
- repulse,
- abominate,
- surfeit,
- disenchant,
- put off,
- Reluct,
- gross out.
- disappoint,
- annoy,
- curdle,
- cool,
- chagrin,
- exasperate,
- irritate,
- bother,
- play dirty,
- revolt,
- gall,
- frustrate,
- fret,
- perplex,
- disgust,
- turn off,
- sound,
- enrage,
- discontent,
- dissatisfy,
- hurt,
- pique,
- vex,
- upset,
- antagonize,
- disgruntle,
- anger,
- roil,
- irk,
- repel,
- wing,
- worry,
- aggravate,
- incense,
- zing,
- rile,
- provoke,
- cap,
- put out,
- offend,
- nettle,
- disoblige,
- cut to the quick.
- lambaste,
- injure,
- excruciate,
- lay a bad trip on,
- punish,
- give no quarter,
- prejudice,
- sting,
- work over,
- try,
- go for jugular,
- martyrize,
- lean on,
- constrain,
- thumb nose at,
- wound,
- aggrieve,
- torture,
- martyr,
- vitiate,
- sadden.
- confound,
- discipline,
- take down a peg,
- humble,
- take the wind out,
- put to shame,
- get one's comeuppance,
- abase,
- deny,
- control,
- belittle,
- deflate,
- ridicule,
- chasten,
- subdue.
- ignite,
- absorb,
- galvanize,
- kindle,
- stimulate,
- move,
- stir,
- quicken,
- whet,
- prick,
- grab,
- get a rise out of,
- give a hard time,
- work up,
- goose,
- motivate,
- rouse,
- spur,
- get under skin,
- give the business.
- flabbergast,
- jar,
- awe,
- startle,
- floor,
- numb,
- overcome,
- shake,
- hit like ton of bricks,
- paralyze,
- shake up,
- appall,
- overwhelm,
- electrify,
- bowl over,
- stun,
- stagger,
- rock,
- jolt,
- traumatize,
- daze,
- throw a curve,
- horrify,
- astound,
- give a turn,
- flood,
- stupefy,
- knock out.
- drain,
- debilitate,
- flag,
- give out,
- sap,
- dishearten,
- fag,
- tax,
- fatigue,
- enervate,
- poop out,
- yawn,
- faint,
- overburden,
- prostrate,
- peter out,
- overstrain,
- wilt,
- weaken,
- overwork,
- drop,
- ennui,
- deject,
- strain,
- grow weary,
- wear,
- fold,
- sink,
- depress,
- bush,
- burn out,
- wear out,
- jade,
- wear down,
- overtax,
- crawl,
- collapse,
- fail,
- put to sleep,
- go stale,
- dispirit,
- droop.
How to use "Dis-pleasing" in context?
Dis-pleasing, or displeasingly, describes anything that makes someone unhappy. Many of the dis-pleasing things we experience in life are out of our control, such as events that happen to us, or the way others act around us. Other dis-pleasing things are within our control, such as our own attitudes and behaviours. Regardless of their source, all dis-pleasing experiences can lead to negative emotions such as anger, frustration, and sadness.
The quality of our lives depends in large part on how well we can tolerate dis-pleasing experiences.
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