distasteful to sb

Frequency: 7.012.9 per million words

Indicates the person who finds something distasteful.

distastefuldistasteful + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • It all seems a little distasteful to me.
  • The idea of profiting from their misfortune was deeply distasteful to the committee.
  • His crude jokes were extremely distasteful to her.
  • Such displays of wealth are distasteful to many people in these difficult times.
  • The whole affair has become quite distasteful to everyone involved.
  • Wasn't the explicit nature of the film distasteful to you?
  • The thought of lying to them would be distasteful to anyone with a conscience.
  • The violence in the video game was particularly distasteful to the parents.
  • Having to beg for money was distasteful to him, but he had no other choice.
  • The political maneuvering is distasteful to the average voter.