injucundus: non jucundus: ingratus (not grateful to one’s feelings; i. e., such as one does not like): insuavis (not sweet; i. e., to the taste, the smell, etc.; hence, not pleasant to the moral sense): gravis: molestus (felt to be heavy, oppressive, annoying, etc.): odiosus (hateful, intolerable). (The words are found in this connection and order.) odiosus et molestus (of things). Anything is unpleasant to me, graviter or moleste fero aliquid: very unpleasant, aliquid permoleste fero: to find a smell unpleasant, odore offendi: to a modest man it is unpleasant to, etc., grave est pudenti (e.g., petere aliquid). More under DISAGREEABLE.