uncongeniality (Meaning)
uncongeniality (n)
a disposition not to be congenial
Synonyms & Antonyms of uncongeniality
Synonyms:
- unsavory
- rotten
- icky
- disagreeable
- wicked
- unpalatable
- unlovely
- displeasing
- shocking
- hideous
- distasteful
- ugly
- sickening
- bitter
- unwelcome
- dreadful
- awful
- horrible
- sour
- nasty
- disgusting
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- offensive
- hateful
- loathsome
- crappy
- miserable
- abhorrent
- odious
- nauseating
- hellish
- foul
- ghastly
- aggravating
- scandalous
- irritating
- appalling
- gnarly
- revolting
- repugnant
- noisome
- unholy
- invidious
- sick
- yukky
- god-awful
- revulsive
- yucky
- galling
- gross
- annoying
- horrendous
- repulsive
- obscene
- nauseous
- bilious
- vile
- abominable
- vexing
- horrid
- lousy
- wretched
- crummy
- villainous
- beastly
- seamy
- obnoxious
- repellent
- repellant
Antonyms:
uncongeniality Sentence Examples
- The uncongeniality between Mike and Sarah made it impossible for them to work together effectively.
- The uncongeniality of the office environment stifled creativity and productivity.
- He found the staff's uncongeniality off-putting and decided to resign.
- The uncongeniality of her new class made her dread going to school each day.
- The uncongeniality between the two countries led to a diplomatic crisis.
- The uncongeniality of their personalities made it difficult for them to form a lasting relationship.
- The uncongeniality of the weather kept people indoors, dampening the spirits of the town.
- The uncongeniality of the task made him procrastinate, dreading the thought of completing it.
- The uncongeniality of her smile made it clear that she didn't welcome my presence.
- The uncongeniality of the group meeting made me feel like an outsider, like I didn't belong.
FAQs About the word uncongeniality
a disposition not to be congenial
unpleasing,unpleasant, bad, harsh, unsavory, rotten, icky, disagreeable, wicked, unpalatable
agreeable, congenial, nice, congenial, good, welcome, palatable, pleasurable, pleasurable, grateful
The uncongeniality between Mike and Sarah made it impossible for them to work together effectively.
The uncongeniality of the office environment stifled creativity and productivity.
He found the staff's uncongeniality off-putting and decided to resign.
The uncongeniality of her new class made her dread going to school each day.
