Disagreeableness: meaning, definitions and examples

Repeated for consistency, disagreeableness also covers similar ground, denoting a general state of being unpleasant or not agreeable.

• The commute's disagreeableness makes it the least favorite part of my day.
• He showed a consistent disagreeableness in all his interactions.

Unpleasantness describes a state or quality of being unpleasant and can refer to situations, sensations, or interactions that are not enjoyable.

• There was an air of unpleasantness in the room after the argument.
• The unpleasantness of the smell made us leave the room immediately.

Disagreeability specifically refers to the quality of being difficult or unpleasant to be around. It is often used to describe someone who frequently disagrees or causes discomfort.

• The meeting was filled with his disagreeability, making it a frustrating experience.
• Her disagreeability often disrupts the harmony of the group.

This word refers to a tendency to oppose or be resistant to ideas or people, often for no clear reason other than to be contrary. It implies stubbornness.

• Her contrariness made it difficult to reach a consensus during the meeting.
• He has a contrariness that makes him argue even when he agrees.