Synonyms and antonyms of Not pleasant and enjoyable in British Thesaurus

unpleasant (adjective)

if something is unpleasant, you do not like or enjoy it

bad (adjective)

not pleasant or enjoyable

awful (adjective)

used for emphasizing how unpleasant someone or something is

unappealing (adjective)

not attractive or enjoyable

unattractive (adjective)

unpleasant, or not enjoyable

disagreeable (adjective)

formal not pleasant or enjoyable

hard (adjective)

unpleasant and full of problems

harsh (adjective)

harsh conditions or places are unpleasant and difficult to live in

bleak (adjective)

a bleak place seems cold and unfriendly and has no pleasant features

brutal (adjective)

extreme and unpleasant

beastly (adjective)

informal old-fashioned unpleasant

benighted (adjective)

lacking knowledge or advantages that other people or places have

be no fun ()

to not be enjoyable

charmless (adjective)

formal not attractive or pleasant in any way

chilling (adjective)

American making something become less open, friendly, or easy than it was before

devilish (adjective)

informal used for emphasizing how difficult or unpleasant something is

epic (adjective)

an epic fight or other activity is long and difficult

for my sins ()

used for saying that a responsibility that you have or that particular situation that affects you seems like a punishment, although you are not very upset by it

great (adjective)

used for saying that something that you expected to be good, enjoyable etc is not

grim (adjective)

informal not very enjoyable, usually because it is of bad quality

grotty (adjective)

Britishmainly spoken dirty or unpleasant

have the pleasure of (humorous)

humorous used when you do not enjoy something at all

infernal (adjective)

used for emphasizing how unpleasant or annoying someone or something is

inhospitable (adjective)

an inhospitable place is unpleasant or difficult to visit or live in

joyless (adjective)

not happy and giving you no feelings of pleasure

lousy (adjective)

informal bad, or unpleasant

nagging (adjective)

affecting you in an unpleasant way for a long time and difficult to get rid of

nameless (adjective)

too bad or unpleasant to describe

no picnic ()

not easy or enjoyable

not my idea of fun ()

used for saying that you do not enjoy an activity that someone else thinks is enjoyable

not your scene ()

not something that you enjoy

objectionable (adjective)

unpleasant and offensive

off-putting (adjective)

used for describing something that you want to avoid because it is unpleasant and not attractive

poxy (adjective)

Britishvery informal not attractive or pleasant

rotten (adjective)

informal unpleasant

rough (adjective)

a rough place is not pleasant because there is a lot of crime or violence there

rough (adjective)

informal difficult and with a lot of problems

sordid (adjective)

immoral, dishonest, or unpleasant

squalid (adjective)

something that is squalid is unpleasant because it involves dishonest, illegal, or immoral behaviour

stifling (adjective)

a stifling environment does not encourage a relaxed and happy existence, or the development of new ideas

tawdry (adjective)

unpleasant, or immoral

thankless (adjective)

a thankless activity is unpleasant, and other people are not grateful to you for doing it

unappetizing (adjective)

not enjoyable or attractive

unedifying (adjective)

unpleasant and without any useful or positive features

unenviable (adjective)

difficult and not at all enjoyable

uninviting (adjective)

not attractive or pleasant

unleavened (adjective)

literary not made less difficult or less unpleasant by anything

unlovable (adjective)

unpleasant, or not attractive

unmentionable (adjective)

too personal or unpleasant to talk about

unpalatable (adjective)

formal unpleasant to think about or accept

unrewarding (adjective)

giving you no pleasure or satisfaction

unsavoury (adjective)

involving unpleasant, dishonest, or immoral things that you do not want to think or talk about

unwelcome (adjective)

unpleasant, or annoying

you’re/he’s etc going to love this ()

used for saying that someone will not like what you are going to tell them