Displeasingness: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe something that causes mild irritation or unhappiness.

• The displeasingness of the noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate

Used to describe something that is not enjoyable and causes a sense of dissatisfaction or unhappiness. This word can refer to both situations and emotions.

• The unpleasantness of the weather ruined their picnic plans

Refers to a slight physical or mental irritation or pain.

• The tight shoes caused her a lot of discomfort during the long walk

Often used to describe a person's unfriendly or unpleasant personality traits. This word has a negative connotation.

• His disagreeableness made him unpopular among his colleagues

Use when referring to something that causes mild discomfort or dissatisfaction. It often has a formal tone.

• The displeasingness of the loud noise made it hard to concentrate

Used to describe both physical appearance and situations where something lacks appeal or charm. It's a more neutral term compared to 'ugliness'.

• Despite its unattractiveness, the old car still had sentimental value

Primarily used to describe physical appearance that is considered unpleasant or unattractive. It has a strong negative connotation.

• The ugliness of the abandoned building deterred visitors

Describes something visually unpleasant or something that is an eyesore. It is often used in a more formal tone.

• The unsightliness of the graffiti-covered walls was addressed by the city council