hag
/ˈhæɡ/
nounan old, unattractive woman
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1. An invisible hag's claw slammed down an upper floor window.
2. Uh, that's okay, water hag.
3. She's an old hag.
4. We just defeated the hag.
5. Pirate hag Kind of like a donkey An eyeball-less witch?
dog
/ˈdɔɡ/
nouna woman or girl who is uninteresting, unattractive, and unpleasant
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1. Once your dog has learned an exercise, you wean them off of the food.
2. Dogs are back!
3. Dogs can distinguish way more smells than humans.
4. - I just liked your last one too, dog.
5. Dogs understand people
ugly duckling
/ˈʌɡli dˈʌklɪŋ/
nounan unattractive or unsuccessful person or thing that later turns attractive or successful
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1. The Ugly Duckling just wanted to hide somewhere and cry.
2. The Ugly Duckling stayed on the moor for a few days.
3. The Ugly Duckling just wanted to hide somewhere and cry.
4. The Ugly Duckling stayed on the moor for a few days.
5. Like, everyone knows the Ugly Duckling, right?
grotesque
/ɡɹoʊˈtɛsk/
adjectivevery ugly in a strange or funny way
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1. They’re grotesque, really.
2. It's grotesque.
3. They're grotesque.
4. you're grotesque
5. It's grotesque.
minger
/mɪŋɝ/
nouna person who is unattractive or unkempt
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1. I think, "Oh, you minger!"
2. Minger means ugly, basically.
ugly
/ˈəɡɫi/
adjectivenot pleasant to the mind or senses
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1. This crotch looks ugly.
2. Wrinkles are ugly.
3. This gold is ugly.
4. This guy is ugly.
5. That thing was ugly!
grim
/ˈɡɹɪm/
adjectiveunpleasant or unattractive
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1. The time in between was pretty grim.
2. My most realistic forecast is grim.
3. Cha Cha's fate is far more grim.
4. The news was grim.
5. This one is pretty grim.
unattractive
/ˌənəˈtɹæktɪv/
adjectivenot pleasing to the eye
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1. - It's so unattractive.
2. I feel unattractive.
3. It's unattractive.
4. Long nails with dirt under them are highly unattractive.
5. No offense, her friends are unattractive.
hideous
/ˈhɪdiəs/
adjectiveugly and extremely unpleasant to the sight
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1. But this just kind of feels like a hideous way to lose your sword.
2. Oh, it was hideous.
3. Those pants are hideous.
4. Those pants are hideous.
5. The statues are hideous.
unsightly
/ənˈsaɪtɫi/
adjectiveunpleasant or unattractive in appearance
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1. That's like unsightly.
2. It's unsightly.
3. The golf ball sized goiter was painful and unsightly.
4. It's also unsightly.
5. Since when were puddles considered unsightly?
monstrous
/ˈmɑnstɹəs/
adjectivebeing very ugly to an extent that is unnatural or frightening
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1. Its monstrous looks inspired the movie "Aliens."
2. In one of the more memorable scenes in Aquaman, some monstrous undersea creatures attack the titular superhero and his fellow Atlantean Mera.
3. This monstrous shadow spreading all over the world.
4. Monstrous object and now I'm.
5. Even under calm conditions, waves near the shore can still reach monstrous size.
plain
/ˈpɫeɪn/
adjective(of a person) unattractive and ordinary
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1. The next fact is just plain crazy.
2. Speak out plain.
3. Drink plain, unsweetened green tea.
4. This one is plain.
5. Life is plain.
unappealing
/ˌənəˈpiɫɪŋ/
adjectivehaving features or qualities that are not aesthetically pleasing or attractive
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1. Materials like this block light, are visually unappealing, and constantly reflect noise.
2. A number of celebrities have reportedly tried this diet including Channing Tatum, Jennifer Aniston, Brooke Shields, and Chris Pratt, and while eating just one meal a day may sound unappealing, people still want a taste of this diet's apparent benefits.
3. but it's just a little puck of beef and that underside is very unappealing looking.
4. But the idea of a fragrant cosmetic egg hybrid first thing in the morning, is none the less unappealing.
5. That's an unappealing word.
homely
/ˈhoʊmɫi/
adjective(of a person) not very attractive
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1. -It's homely.
2. okay she's homely
3. okay we describers homely
4. You are kind of homely.
5. It's very homely in a good sense of a term.
sexless
/ˈsɛksɫɪs/
adjectivenot seen as physically desirable or attractive in a sexual context
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1. Or even that sexless.
2. And the number one complaint about a marriage on Google by far is that it's a sexless marriage, much more common than loveless or unhappy marriage.
3. In fact, it's estimated that currently about 15% of all marriages are totally sexless.
4. Therapists define a sexless marriage as one in which intercourse happens less than 10 times per year.
5. Did you know Approximately 40 million Americans live in sexless marriages.
sordid
/ˈsɔɹdəd/
adjectivenot physically appealing or pleasing to the eye
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1. But then, in the early twenty-first century, this sordid little story came into question.
2. Now the sordid saga of this movie is almost worth an episode unto itself.
3. And it's sordid.
4. We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon.
5. Caesar's triumphant rule ended in a sordid affair with Cleopatra and his death by stabbing on the senate floor in 44 BC.
unflattering
/ənˈfɫætɝɪŋ/
adjectivemaking less attractive or favorable
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1. This unflattering portrayal reflects the Bolsheviks’ opinion of Kerensky, who in modern times has been relegated to a mere footnote in the early history of the Soviet Union.
2. First of all, this is the most unflattering lighting for Supreme Leader Snoke.
3. This is probably the most un-fun, unflattering social interaction advice of all time.
4. The chroniclers of the high middle ages described their religious counterparts with unflattering prose.
5. Oh my - They're so unflattering.
unlovable
/ʌnlˈʌvəbəl/
adjectivedifficult to love or not likely to inspire affection or warmth
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1. They conclude, you see, I'm unlovable.
2. I'm unlovable.
3. "I'm unlovable."
4. - Maybe, we're inherently unlovable and we've just been spinning our wheels in this entire life and nothing has meaning.
5. Some examples of core beliefs are: "I am unlovable."
unlovely
/ʌnlˈʌvli/
adjectiveunpleasant to the sight
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unprepossessing
/ʌnpɹɪpəzˈɛsɪŋ/
adjectivelacking appeal or noticeability
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yucky
/ˈjəki/
adjectivedistasteful, unpleasant, or disgusting
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1. It was yucky?
2. It's yucky.
3. It's yucky?
4. That's yucky.
5. His teeth are really yucky.
severity
/sɪˈvɛɹɪti/
nounplain or simple in appearance
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1. Well, good question, severity certainly plays a role.
2. Treatment depends on the cause and disease severity.
3. Treatment depends on the severity of the disease.
4. The treatment for your piles depends on severity.
5. The number of doses, the time gap between them, and duration of use all depends on the severity of your problem.
eyesore
/ˈaɪˌsɔɹ/
nounsomething that has an extremely ugly appearance, particularly a building
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1. - It's kind of a eyesore.
2. It was an eyesore.
3. Mather house, you are an eyesore!
4. But these bra straps are an eyesore!
5. I’m an eyesore.
repugnant
/ɹiˈpəɡnənt/, /ɹɪˈpəɡnənt/
adjectiveextremely unpleasant and disgusting
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1. In the wild plains of Africa, hyenas stand out as repugnant animals.
2. I felt the clutch of that MAGA monstrosity, that Trumpian troglodyte, that repugnant ruffian.
3. It was repugnant to America.
4. It was repugnant to any good policing perspective or strategy or approach.
5. That can't be more repugnant to him.
repulsive
/ɹiˈpəɫsɪv/
adjectivebeing disgusting and arousing dislike
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1. It's not repulsive.
2. That is repulsive.
3. Watchmaking is repulsive to him.
4. That is a bit repulsive.
5. That's repulsive.