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unappetizing

[ US /ˌəˈnæpəˌtaɪzɪŋ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. not appetizing in appearance, aroma, or taste

How To Use unappetizing In A Sentence

  • But naked, she was thin and somehow unappetizing, and for reasons I can't articulate, looking at her breasts six inches from the bread, I lost my appetite.
  • Indeed, this is one retelling of the classic children's story that feels inert, unappetizing, and downright revolting.
  • Afterward, I drank whisky with my friends, nibbled at the unappetizing rations, and smoked and smoked.
  • Now in my 50's I don't want to overcommit--I do it sometimes, but it feels like...um...smoking last night's cigarette that you rolled, and it was great, and you didn't smoke it all...but come the morning, it's about as unappetizing as complulsive over commitment! Overcommitted
  • He remembered the unappetizing plates he'd found last night, and wrinkled his nose in distaste. DEATH SPEAKS SOFTLY
  • Vegetable grower in central Florida are selling big crops of lettuce at prices that have been pushed abnormally high by the Winter, spring rains that made California lettuce scarce and unappetizing.
  • Families can drop the custom of serving unappetizing desserts and start tasty new holiday traditions, Eisenberg suggests.
  • That's an unappetizing thought, but it's the sort of thing that may soon be forced down our throats.
  • Apulia's finest wines are produced in the Salento peninsula, the heel of the boot, where distinctively full but not unappetizingly alcoholic wines are made from the conjunction of climate, vine variety, and vine training system.
  • The general black-and-brown bloatedness of it all is REALLY unappetizing. Sunday Sweets: Let's Talk Turkey
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