Meaning & Definition of Disagreeable in English
English⟶
Disagreeable
unpleasant or offensive
Pronunciation:
/dɪsəˈɡriːəbl/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Causing discomfort or unhappiness.
Example Sentence: The disagreeable weather kept everyone indoors.
Definition: Not agreeable; not in harmony.
Example Sentence: Their disagreeable opinions led to heated arguments.
Definition: Unpleasant to the taste or smell.
Example Sentence: He found the disagreeable odor difficult to tolerate.
Etymology
Origin: From the prefix 'dis-' meaning 'not' + 'agreeable', from Latin 'agree' meaning 'to please'.
Synonyms
unpleasantoffensiveirritatingdispleasinghostile
Common Phrases and Expressions
- disagreeable to one's taste: not pleasing or satisfying; distasteful
- a disagreeable person: someone who is difficult to deal with or unfriendly
Translations
- Spanish: desagradable
- French: désagréable
- German: unangenehm
- Russian: неприятный
Related Words
- disagree: to have or express a different opinion
- disagreement: a situation in which people have different beliefs or opinions
- agreeable: pleasing or pleasant
Slang Meanings of disagreeable
Meaning: A bummer
Example Sentence: That plan fell through and now it's a real bummer.
Meaning: A drag
Example Sentence: Hanging out with him is such a drag because he's always so negative.