unpleasant
ਕੋਝਾ
definition
adjective
an unpleasant smell
causing discomfort, unhappiness, or revulsion; disagreeable.
example
Lynndie England, however 'unpleasant' , is not the the villain of this debacle.
Some often tend to eat excessively when in an 'unpleasant' mood, resulting in obesity.
In 1559 Elizabeth I complained that the holy oil was greasy and smelled 'unpleasant' .
All I can say about it is nice people are easy to deal with and 'unpleasant' people are much more difficult to cope with.
The insurance industry, it'll come as no surprise, is full of 'unpleasant' characters.
There is a lot of 'unpleasant' and offensive material out there which no parent would wish their child to see.
It's really 'unpleasant' , the smell is awful and it can irritate your lungs.
Some may find the word 'unpleasant' , but there's nothing inherently offensive about it.
Mmm, there are some truly 'unpleasant' smells lurking around the London Underground network.
It gets more and more grim and relentless, and its hero more and more 'unpleasant' .
For a start he was English, but he had a bit of a weaselly face and slightly receding hair and a somewhat 'unpleasant' manner.
However, even the most 'unpleasant' people in the world don't deserve what she got.
I have no great desire to do it either because it is a very 'unpleasant' business.
There are 'unpleasant' people out there who like to spoil it for everyone else.
He was supposed to meet Jane and several of her 'unpleasant' girlfriends for a bite to eat in just ten minutes.
He would have experienced a thoroughly 'unpleasant' and ugly world view but a breathtaking piece of theatre.
You are foul, surly, nasty, unhelpful, 'unpleasant' and clearly you have a lot of issues.
I now have an 'unpleasant' mental image of everyone reading this doing some nasty experiments.
Sometimes they are just 'unpleasant' or they do have very different fundamental beliefs about the world.
She is 'unpleasant' and has red hair, but I do not in any way suggest those two things are related.
It was the nastiest moment in countless 'unpleasant' footballing encounters.
We may say the same of bodily discomfort, an 'unpleasant' sensation distinct from pain.
She's like a snail that's drawn in all its feelers after running into an 'unpleasant' object.
The weather was appalling, and German artillery made life 'unpleasant' for the British.
The smell of the glue was not 'unpleasant' but hurt his throat and made him feel slightly sick.
More distressingly the chemotherapy made her give off a particularly 'unpleasant' odour.
Some women don't like it: it has a distinctive smell and taste, which some find 'unpleasant' .
He is rather 'unpleasant' and totally opposite to the charming butterball he was at high school.
But then, of course, we all know that Miss Robinson is a very 'unpleasant' rude woman.
So he was an 'unpleasant' Conservative who wasn't afraid of making money out of the suffering and death of others.
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