unpleasantest

Least enjoyable possible

The superlative form of unpleasant—the most unpleasant.

While *most unpleasant* is far more common in contemporary English, *unpleasantest* remains grammatically correct and occasionally appears in literary or deliberately old-fashioned contexts: It was the unpleasantest surprise of my life.

distasteful

nauseating

Causing urge to vomit

foul · vile · repugnant · unpalatable · unappetizing · unsavory · stomach-turning · putrid · rancid · gross

grating

jarring

Disturbingly incongruous

earsplitting · strident · shrill · piercing · rasping · grinding · abrasive · dissonant · raucous · squealing

repulsive

hideous

Extremely unpleasant to see

appalling · horrendous · horrific · odious · unsightly · gruesome · macabre · nightmarish · grisly · lurid

harsh

severe

Extremely harsh or strict

unforgiving · relentless · austere · draconian · punitive · rigorous · exacting · stark · grim · implacable

offensive

insulting

Showing contempt through words

vulgar · profane · disparaging · contemptuous · inflammatory · tactless · provocative · racist · sexist · bigoted

discomfort

ache

Persistent dull discomfort

  • painBodily or emotional distress
  • sorenessTender, painful sensation
  • throbBeat with intensity

twinge · cramp · stiffness · tenderness · malaise · nausea · unease · irritation · distress · suffering

Opposites
agreeableness/pleasantness

unpleasantestpleasantest

Superlative of enjoyable

nicest · loveliest · sweetest · kindest · friendliest

Family

unpleasanter

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