pleasing Antonyms
Strongest:
- wretched
- offensive
- vile
- disgusting
- hellish
- abominable
- wretched
- boring
- disgusting
- repulsive
- unpalatable
- repugnant
- tedious
- unpleasant
- distasteful
- vile
- obnoxious
- distasteful
- tedious
- repulsive
- obnoxious
- unpalatable
- horrid
- abominable
- disagreeable
- miserable
- miserable
- unpleasant
- unwelcome
- horrid
- hellish
- unwelcome
- offensive
- ghastly
- disagreeable
- ghastly
- repugnant
- boring
Strong:
- dolorous
- sad
- vexing
- odious
- repellent
- tragical
- insipid
- abhorrent
- disheartening
- disheartening
- dismal
- mournful
- repellant
- bilious
- god-awful
- lamentable
- heartrending
- annoying
- god-awful
- tragic
- sad
- commonplace
- flat
- irksome
- displeasing
- repellent
- depressing
- joyless
- detestable
- deplorable
- joyless
- insipid
- hateful
- dull
- depressing
- lugubrious
- stale
- hostile
- tragic
- stale
- gloomy
- yucky
- revulsive
- yukky
- revulsive
- commonplace
- abhorrent
- repellant
- unsavory
- sorrowful
- gloomy
- tragical
- regrettable
- dolorous
- vexing
- annoying
- hateful
- doleful
- pleasureless
- unhappy
- yukky
- detestable
- yucky
- aggravating
- displeasing
- dreary
- dull
- pleasureless
- irritating
- deplorable
- doleful
- heartbreaking
- heartbreaking
- irksome
- unhappy
- flat
- unsavory
- exasperating
- odious
- lamentable
- sorrowful
- aggravating
- mournful
- exasperating
- regrettable
- lugubrious
- bilious
- hostile
- dreary
- heartrending
- dismal
- irritating
Weak:
Meaning of pleasing
pleasing (n)
the act of one who pleases
pleasing (a)
giving pleasure and satisfaction
pleasing (s)
pleasant or agreeable to the senses
pleasing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Please
pleasing (a.)
Giving pleasure or satisfaction; causing agreeable emotion; agreeable; delightful; as, a pleasing prospect; pleasing manners.
pleasing (n.)
An object of pleasure.
pleasing Sentence Examples
- The ethereal music created a pleasing atmosphere in the concert hall.
- The artist's skillful brushstrokes resulted in a visually pleasing masterpiece.
- The chef's culinary creations were a symphony of flavors, pleasing to both the palate and the eye.
- The serene lake's surface invited a pleasing swim on a warm summer day.
- The cozy cottage had a pleasing aura, making it a perfect retreat.
- The soft breeze carried a pleasing scent of blooming flowers.
- The speaker's eloquent delivery made the lecture surprisingly pleasing.
- The pleasing aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air.
- The therapist's gentle touch provided a deeply pleasing massage.
- The child's innocent laughter had a pleasingly infectious quality.
FAQs About the word pleasing
the act of one who pleases, giving pleasure and satisfaction, pleasant or agreeable to the sensesof Please, Giving pleasure or satisfaction; causing agreeable e
pleasant, good, satisfying, delicious, enjoyable, nice, delightful, sweet, amusing, welcome
wretched, offensive, vile, disgusting, hellish, abominable, wretched, boring, disgusting, repulsive
The ethereal music created a pleasing atmosphere in the concert hall.
The artist's skillful brushstrokes resulted in a visually pleasing masterpiece.
The chef's culinary creations were a symphony of flavors, pleasing to both the palate and the eye.
The serene lake's surface invited a pleasing swim on a warm summer day.
