impleasing Synonyms
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impleasing Meaning
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impleasing (a.)
Unpleasing; displeasing.
impleasing Sentence Examples
- The neighbors' constant noise was deeply impleasing, making it difficult to relax.
- The harsh lighting in the office created an impleasing atmosphere, hindering productivity.
- The loud music at the concert became increasingly impleasing over time, causing discomfort.
- The pungent odor emanating from the garbage dumpster was impleasing, making it unbearable to be nearby.
- The unpleasant texture of the fabric grated on her skin, rendering it impleasing to wear.
- The acrid smoke from the fireplace filled the room, creating an impleasing haze that irritated the eyes and throat.
- The constant dripping of the leaky faucet became an impleasing background noise that disrupted sleep.
- The screeching tires and crashing metal of the car accident created an impleasing cacophony that left bystanders shaken.
- The sight of rotting food in the refrigerator was impleasing, reminding her of the importance of proper storage.
- The impassive expression on her face conveyed an impleasing lack of emotion, making it difficult to gauge her thoughts.
FAQs About the word impleasing
Unpleasing; displeasing.
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The neighbors' constant noise was deeply impleasing, making it difficult to relax.
The harsh lighting in the office created an impleasing atmosphere, hindering productivity.
The loud music at the concert became increasingly impleasing over time, causing discomfort.
The pungent odor emanating from the garbage dumpster was impleasing, making it unbearable to be nearby.
