disobliging Sentence Examples
- The receptionist's disobliging tone made the guest feel unwelcome.
- He was known for his disobliging remarks, which often caused offense.
- The company's disobliging policy regarding refunds angered many customers.
- The disobliging behavior of the waiter left a sour taste in the diners' mouths.
- The politician's disobliging comments about his opponent drew widespread criticism.
- The teacher's disobliging attitude towards struggling students hindered their progress.
- The neighbor's disobliging habit of playing loud music at odd hours annoyed the entire neighborhood.
- The store's disobliging return policy discouraged many shoppers from making purchases.
- The landlord's disobliging refusal to repair a leaking roof caused much inconvenience to the tenants.
- The employee's disobliging refusal to work overtime led to his dismissal.
disobliging Meaning
disobliging (s)
intentionally unaccommodating
disobliging (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Disoblige
disobliging (a.)
Not obliging; not disposed to do a favor; unaccommodating; as, a disobliging person or act.
Displeasing; offensive.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disobliging
FAQs About the word disobliging
intentionally unaccommodatingof Disoblige, Not obliging; not disposed to do a favor; unaccommodating; as, a disobliging person or act., Displeasing; offensive.
annoying, disturbing, frustrating, inconvenient, awkward, troublesome, irritating, burdensome, vexing, vexatious
tolerable, acceptable, tolerable, acceptable, convenient, bearable, bearable,convenient, helpful, advantageous
The receptionist's disobliging tone made the guest feel unwelcome.
He was known for his disobliging remarks, which often caused offense.
The company's disobliging policy regarding refunds angered many customers.
The disobliging behavior of the waiter left a sour taste in the diners' mouths.
