unpleasant in Greek
unpleasant in Greek is δυσάρεστος — unpleasant means not enjoyable; causing discomfort or displeasure.
unpleasant in Greek
δυσάρεστος
Pronounced: dysarestos
Not pleasant.
What does "unpleasant" mean?
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adjective Not enjoyable; causing discomfort or displeasure.
"The bus ride was long and unpleasant in the summer heat."
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unpleasant in a sentence
- The bus ride was long and unpleasant in the summer heat.
- He said some unpleasant things when he lost his temper.
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What is "unpleasant" in Greek?
"unpleasant" in Greek is δυσάρεστος. unpleasant means: Not enjoyable; causing discomfort or displeasure.
How do you pronounce δυσάρεστος?
"unpleasant" in Greek is δυσάρεστος, pronounced "dysarestos".
How do you use "unpleasant" in a sentence?
Example: "The bus ride was long and unpleasant in the summer heat." In Greek, "unpleasant" is δυσάρεστος.
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