dis agreeable

[ dis-uh-gree-uh-buhl ]

as inmean

as innasty
as innasty
as inobjectionable
as inobnoxious
as inoffensive
as inornery
as inpainful
as inawkward
as inrancid
as inrank
as inbad
as inrepugnant
as inrepulsive
as inrotten
as inseamy
as insnappy
as insour
as inthankless
as inugly
as inunacceptable
as inuncomfortable
as inundesirable
as inunfriendly
as inunpleasant
as inunsavory
as inunsightly
as inunsuitable
as inuntimely
as inunwelcome
as invexatious
as inbitter
as indisappointing
as indisturbing
as ininedible
as inhorrible
as inungracious
as inunpalatable
as inunpalatable
as incantankerous
as inuncongenial
as inunpalatable
as incrabbed
as indispleasing
as inexceptionable
as inhorrid
as inhorrid
as inhorrific
as innagging
as inperturbing
as inplaguy
as insmarting
as introublous
as inundesired
as inunhospitable
as inunsettling
as inunwished-for
as inupsetting
as incontentious
as incranky
as incross
as incrotchety
as indisagreeable
as indisagreeable
as indismal
as indisobliging
as indistasteful
as inembarrassing
as inforbidding
as infrightful
as ingrating
as inhard
as inhorrible/horrendous/horrid
as inill-natured
as inbeastly
as ininhospitableness
as ininhospitality
as inungraciousness
as inunreceptiveness
as inunwelcomeness

Antonyms for dis agreeable

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WORD ORIGIN

c.1400, "not in agreement," from Old French desagreable (13c.), from des- (see dis-) + agreable (see agreeable). Meaning "not in accord with one's taste" is from 1690s. Related: Disagreeably; disagreeableness. Slightly earlier in same sense was unagreeable (late 14c.).