Unpleasant ʌnˈpleznt Made Adjective Experience/Surprise/Task Minerals Water Drink

• an unpleasant experience/surprise/task
• the minerals in the water made it unpleasant to drink.
• it can be unpleasant to sit next to a group of people arguing.
• it must have been unpleasant for her neighbours to be exposed to the constant loud music.

unpleasant

1. not pleasant or comfortable
• SYNONYM disagreeable
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• an unpleasant experience/surprise/task
• The minerals in the water made it unpleasant to drink.
• It can be unpleasant to sit next to a group of people arguing.
• It must have been unpleasant for her neighbours to be exposed to the constant loud music.
• Torrential made conditions unpleasant for both players and spectators.
• What then took place was a deeply unpleasant attack.
• an unpleasant truth/fact/reality/consequence
• an unpleasant feeling/sensation/memory
• an unpleasant smell/odour/taste

Extra Examples

• His clothes smelled most unpleasant.
• The overall feeling was a strange mixture of sensations, not altogether unpleasant.
• tests which are unpleasant for patients
• There's an unpleasant smell coming from that cupboard.
2. not kind, friendly or polite
• He was very unpleasant to me.
• You don't have to be so unpleasant about it. I said I was sorry.
• She said some very unpleasant things about you.

Extra Examples

• a thoroughly unpleasant man
• There was an unpleasant atmosphere in the room.
• Things started to get unpleasant when the police were called.