"Unpleasantness" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Unpleasantness" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Unpleasantness" Meaning
Unpleasantness refers to a state or situation that is disagreeable, uncomfortable, or undesirable. It can be associated with feelings of discomfort, annoyance, or even distress.
"Unpleasantness" Examples
The atmosphere in the room was filled with unpleasantness after the argument.
The tourists were bothered by the unpleasantness of the dirty streets and crowded markets.
The unpleasantness of being stuck in traffic is making me late for work.
The unpleasantness of the noise and chaos made it difficult for us to fall asleep.
The awkward silence created an uncomfortable unpleasantness between the two former friends.
"Unpleasantness" Similar Words
Unpiloted
Unpin
Unpinned
Unpitied
Unpitted
Unplanned
Unpleasant
Unpleasantly
It means not comfortable or enjoyable; disagreeable. <br><br>Example: The unpleasantly cold weather made it difficult to go out.
Unpleasing
Unpledged
Unploughed
Unploughed refers to land or soil that has not been ploughed or tilled, meaning it has not had the soil turned over or disturbed in a particular area, often resulting in a rough, uneven or untidy condition, typically with visible patches of different growth, weeds, or other vegetation, depending on the length of time since the last ploughing.
Unplug
To disconnect something, especially an electrical device, from a power source by pulling a plug out of a socket.<br><br>Example: "Unplug the TV before you repair it."
Unplugged
Unplugging
Unplugs
The phrase "unplugs" is a verb that means to disconnect or pull out a plug from an electrical socket, especially to turn off a device or appliance by cutting off its power supply.<br><br>For example: She unplugged the phone from the wall to charge it in her bag.<br><br>It can also be used figuratively to mean to stop something from working, be followed, or paid attention to.<br><br>Example: The new movie unplugs the hero from his mundane life and transports him to a fantasy world.