be distasteful
Frequency: 7.515.2 per million words
To have the quality of being unpleasant or offensive.
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- His joke about her weight was deeply distasteful to everyone at the party.
- The decision to cut funding for the arts is distasteful to many citizens.
- To me, the entire premise of the show is distasteful.
- Any form of public humiliation will always be distasteful.
- The task of firing so many employees was distasteful for the manager.
- The way he boasted about his wealth was particularly distasteful.
- The politician's comments have always been distasteful to me.
- Isn't it a bit distasteful to gossip about their divorce?
- Many viewers felt the graphic scene was unnecessarily distasteful.
- Exploiting a tragedy for personal gain is morally distasteful.