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impleasing

impleasing adjective: unpleasing; displeasing.

Adjective

impleasing (comparative more impleasing, superlative most impleasing)

  1. (obsolete) unpleasing; displeasing
    • Impleasing to all, as all to him; straggling thoughts are his content, they make him dreame waking, there's his pleasure.1614, Thomas Overbury, Characters
    Antonyms:
    pleasing

Antonyms of impleasing

Forms of impleasing

comparativemore impleasing
superlativemost impleasing

Origin of impleasing

From im- + pleasing.

Questions about impleasing

What does impleasing mean?
Impleasing means unpleasing; displeasing.
What part of speech is impleasing?
Impleasing is an adjective.

Words near impleasing in the dictionary

  1. impleaders
  2. impleading
  3. impleadment
  4. impleadments
  5. impleads
  6. impleasing
  7. impled
  8. impledge
  9. impledged
  10. impledges
  11. impledging

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