Definition Synonyms
Definition of unpalatable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
tasteunpleasant to taste or eat
- The medicine was unpalatable and hard to swallow.
2.
ideadifficult to accept or agree with
- The unpalatable truth was hard to face.
Origin of unpalatable
Latin, un (not) + palatum (palate)
Terms with unpalatable included in their meaning
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food
in a spoiled or unpalatable state
food
insufficiently cooked, making it unpalatable or inedible
Examples of unpalatable in a sentence
She found the herbal tea unpalatable and bitter. His unpalatable comments caused a stir at the meeting. The proposal was unpalatable to most of the committee members.
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- French:désagréable, inacceptable, ...
- German:ungenießbar, unangenehm, ...
- Italian:sgradevole, indigesta, ...
- Spanish:desagradable, inaceptable, ...
- Portuguese:intragável, indigerível, ...
- Chinese:难吃的, 令人难以接受的, ...
- Japanese:不快な, 受け入れがたい, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُسْتَساغ, صَعْب التَقَبُّل, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי עָרֵב לַחֵךְ, קָשֶׁה לְעִכּוּל, ...
- Russian:невкусный, неприятный, ...
- Ukrainian:несмачний, неприйнятний, ...
- Hindi:बेस्वाद, अप्रिय, ...
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