disagreeable Copy link Outline I. Not agreeing withII. Unpleasant to the senses or mind1. injūcundus2. mŏlestus (full of annoyance)3. insuāvis, e4. grăvis, e5. grăveŏlens, ntisIII. Ill-natured, unamiable1. importūnus (rather stronger than Eng.)2. incommŏdus3. insuāvis, e4. diffĭcĭlis, e5. mōrōsus • disagreeable: I. Not agreeing with: incongruens, ntis (usu. better parum congruens): Gell.: to be d. to, non congruere, discordare, etc.: v. to agree; and incompatible. II. Unpleasant to the senses or mind: 1. injūcundus: Cic.: Plin.: v. unpleasant. 2. mŏlestus (full of annoyance): d. work, m. labor, Cic.: nothing more d. than a province, nihil provincia molestius, Cic.: v. troublesome. 3. insuāvis, e: a plant not d. for food, herba cibo non in., Plin.: muddy, d. water, aqua limosa et in., Vitr. 4. grăvis, e: esp. of smells: v. offensive. 5. grăveŏlens, ntis: v. strong-smelling. III. Ill-natured, unamiable: 1. importūnus (rather stronger than Eng.): a d. wife, uxor imp. atque incommoda, Pl.: v. churlish, shrewish. 2. incommŏdus: v. disobliging. 3. insuāvis, e: to be thought d., ins. haberi, Hor.: v. unamiable. 4. diffĭcĭlis, e: d. old men, d. senes, Cic.: v. ill-tempered. 5. mōrōsus: Cic.: v. peevish.