unpalatable 的定义
- not palatable; unpleasant to the taste.
- disagreeable or unacceptable; obnoxious: unpalatable behavior.
unpalatable 近义词
unsavory
unpalatable 的近义词 7 个
unpalatable 的反义词 9 个
unpleasant
unpalatable 的近义词 3 个
unpalatable 的反义词 7 个
not tasting good
更多unpalatable例句
- Merganser, another type of duck, is quite fishy and some people find it unpalatable.
- As unpalatable as a fecal microbiota transplant may seem, the process is actually simple and fairly well disguised, because the recipient is asleep and not consciously aware of what’s being infused into their body.
- Faced with the problem of Afghanistan, however, Bush officials found themselves with only unpalatable choices.
- Court packing might seem politically unpalatable, and might only exacerbate the problem if Republicans countered when the political pendulum next swung right.
- Either Uber will continue to dodge its detractors, or customers will eventually find its public reputation unpalatable.
- May has a reputation for stylishly delivering unpalatable truths.
- But it ends up making that life seem completely unpalatable.
- Or not so happy, if the electorate finds the nominee unpalatable.
- That would be politically unpalatable, given the very vocal anguish and frustration of the families of the missing.
- The latter sounds somewhat unpalatable, but was in fact not at all bad eating.
- Its unpalatable character led to various devices to render it tasteless and make it more acceptable to the stomach.
- We found the tubers (but not the flowers) of an arum, which the Tibetans collect and make of it a very unpalatable bread.
- The most unpalatable fact in physics is that of the Struggle for Life.
- But the rind is rough and woolly, and the flesh is harsh and unpalatable, and only fit to be eaten when cooked.