Distastefully for Dummies
adverb
pronunciation: dɪs'teɪstfəlliWhat does Distastefully really mean?
Alright, so "distastefully" means that something is unpleasant or disagreeable to your sense of taste or your preferences. Let's think about it this way: you know how sometimes you taste something and it just doesn't sit right with you? It's like that feeling, but for things that aren't just about food. It can be about the way something looks, sounds, or makes you feel. It's like when you see a color that you don't like, or hear a sound that bothers you. It's about things that just don't agree with your personal taste or what you find enjoyable. So, if something is distasteful, it means it's not to your liking, and it makes you feel uncomfortable or displeased in some way. You could say that it's like when you try a new food and it tastes really bad to you, except it's not just about flavors. It's about anything that gives you that same feeling of not liking it or feeling like it's just not right. Does that make sense?
Revised and Fact checked by Mike Johnson on 2023-12-03 09:23:14
Distastefully In a sentece
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- She distastefully rejected the offer, wrinkling her nose in disgust.
- The comedian distastefully made offensive jokes that offended the audience.
- The politician distastefully smeared his opponent with false accusations.
- The movie included a distastefully violent scene that made many viewers uncomfortable.
- The chef distastefully over-seasoned the dish, making it almost inedible.
Distastefully Synonyms
Words that can be interchanged for the original word in the same context.
Distastefully Pertains To
Words to which the original word is relevant