distastefully
31baroquish — Gaudy, distastefully ornate. She has a baroquish sense of style …
32loathsomely — adv. repulsively, distastefully …
33repulsively — rɪ pÊŒlsɪvlɪ adv. in a manner that tends to repel; distastefully, disgustingly; in a manner that causes two bodies to move away from one another (Physics) …
34unpalatably — adv. distastefully, unpleasantly …
35distasteful — adjective causing distaste; disagreeable or unpleasant. Derivatives distastefully adverb distastefulness noun …
36icky — adjective (ickier, ickiest) informal 1》 unpleasantly sticky. 2》 nasty or unpleasant. ↘distastefully sentimental. Derivatives ickiness noun Origin 1930s: perh. related to sick1 or the child s word ickle little …
37distasteful — adjective very unpleasant or morally offensive: What follows is John s story. Parts of it may seem distasteful, even shocking. distastefully adverb distastefulness noun (U) …
38ugly — ugly, hideous, ill favored, unsightly are comparable when they mean contrary to what is beautiful or pleasing especially to the sight. Ugly is the comprehensive term which may apply not only to what is distasteful to the sight but also to the… …
39creepy-crawly — Noun. An insect, or spider, usually viewed distastefully. E.g. Don t go in the cellar, it s damp and full of creepy crawlies. Informal …
40distasteful — /dɪsˈteɪstfəl/ (say dis taystfuhl) adjective 1. causing dislike. 2. unpleasant to the taste. –distastefully, adverb –distastefulness, noun …