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unappetizing

/ ʌnˈæpɪˌtaɪzɪŋ /

adjective

(of food) not pleasing or stimulating to the appetite
(of a prospect, person, etc) not appealing or attractive
unappetizing to investors

Those cells, however, were then grown using fetal bovine serum, an unappetizing by-product of the slaughter of pregnant cattle.

As he tries to assemble a government in the coming weeks, the Israeli leader faces two unappetizing options.

If you think the idea of having Newt in public life sounds unappetizing, Bob has been dealing with it since 1979.

Robert Rosenthal asks if you can still get a square meal from a round can—plus view the most unappetizing products.

Robert Rosenthal asks if you can still get a square meal from a round can—plus, view the most unappetizing products.

So long as we are warm enough we may relish a very frugal dinner, but a feast is unappetizing in a cold room.

It was rough and unappetizing fare—slices of cold cooked meat between slices of some cereal substance.

A precaution, however, that should always be taken is not to cook it too long, for jam is very unappetizing if it is too thick.

Shortly after the evening meal of singularly unappetizing Darian rations, she drank thirstily.

I added, however, that I would not repeat this experiment on this unappetizing specimen.

April 19, 2024tortuous

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