distasteful
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dis·taste·ful
(dĭs-tāst'fəl) 
adj.
distastefulness dis·taste'ful·ness n.
adj.
- Unpleasant; disagreeable: found cocktail parties distasteful.
- Objectionable; offensive: used distasteful language.
- Expressing aversion or dislike: shot me a distasteful glance.
distastefulness dis·taste'ful·ness n.
Roget's Thesaurus:
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distasteful
adjective
- Difficult to accept: bitter, indigestible, painful, unpalatable. See like/dislike.
- So unpleasant in flavor as to be inedible: unappetizing, unpalatable, unsavory. See taste/bad taste.
Antonyms by Answers.com:
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distasteful
adj
Definition: repulsive, unpleasant
Antonyms: agreeable, delectable, delicious, palatable, pleasant, pleasing
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