disrelish
Lack of appetite
Disrelish is distaste or aversion—the opposite of relish.
As a verb, to disrelish something is to find it unpleasant or disagreeable: He disrelished the thought of another long meeting.
The word is somewhat old-fashioned, appearing more often in older literature than contemporary speech.
Ingrained, intense aversion
- loathingIntense, settled disgust
- abhorrenceExtreme hatred or disgust
- revulsionIntense physical disgust
- detestationIntense, thorough hatred
repugnance · disgust · distaste · displeasure · disinclination · reluctance · unwillingness · avoidance
Sharp, unpleasant taste or feeling
- sournessAcidic taste quality
- unpleasantnessDisagreeable quality or situation
- nastinessSpiteful or foul quality
- offensivenessQuality of causing affront
yuckiness · aftertaste · staleness · rancidity · foulness · acridness · brackishness · insipidity
antipathy
Ingrained, intense aversion
- loathingIntense, settled disgust
- abhorrenceExtreme hatred or disgust
- revulsionIntense physical disgust
detestation · repugnance · disgust · distaste · displeasure · disinclination · reluctance · unwillingness · avoidance · recoil
bitterness
Sharp, unpleasant taste or feeling
- sournessAcidic taste quality
- unpleasantnessDisagreeable quality or situation
- nastinessSpiteful or foul quality
offensiveness · yuckiness · aftertaste · staleness · rancidity · foulness · acridness · brackishness · insipidity · blandness
disrelishrelish
Keen pleasurable appreciation
enjoy · like · savor · appreciate · love
disrelishrelish
Keen pleasurable appreciation
appetite · favor · preference · craving · hunger for