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unappealing

/ ˌʌnəˈpiːlɪŋ /

adjective

And second, the allegers proved themselves over time to be as unappealing a litter of reptiles and crones as could be imagined.

But if I had to guess, I'd say that option 4, the off-ramp, will look less unappealing that the other three options.

Even the glittering prize of a Senate seat, with the increased odds that come from a special election, seems unappealing.

And what of the women for whom this particular exploration of the self is unappealing?

This idea implies the abandonment of other goals and values, which is surely unappealing.

The seemingly unappealing Mars-normal ragout suited his current tastes better, after all.

It can, however, be held by will to the unappealing, with the usual result of transforming it into a thing of interest.

The whole lyric is based on nothingness, or else on a self-consciousness peculiarly unappealing.

The risk of choosing for our symbol a mere arbitrary invention is that it should remain thin and cold and unappealing.

The transepts are square boxlike protuberances, which link the choir with the nave in most unappealing fashion.

April 18, 2024petrichor

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