undelicious
- adjective
- /ˌʌndɪˈlɪʃəs/
- The cake, which looked beautiful, was surprisingly undelicious and left a bad aftertaste.
Examples
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The ones that were manageable made tough, undelicious results.
Blog text (15) -
They eat their undelicious pie at all hours.
Fiction book (1997) -
And the decidedly undelicious icing on this cake of CSR woe?
Blog text (1) -
He taught people to readjust their judgment of "quality" from an axis of cheap to expensive to an axis of undelicious to delicious, which is—get real now—precisely how the world should be.
Blog text (16) -
The soup was too salty and tasted completely undelicious.
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After trying the undelicious dish at the restaurant, we decided not to return.
Synonyms
Not nice and causing discomfort or unhappiness
Having a sharp, unpleasant taste that is not sweet
So unpleasant or painful that you cannot bear it
Not pleasant to taste or smell
Being very bad and of low quality
Having little taste and being boring
Having little or no flavor when you eat it
Tastes bad or is hard to accept
A strong, unpleasant sharp taste or smell
Unpleasant to do or feel and causing annoyance
Very unpleasant and likely to make you feel disgusted
Very bad and unpleasant, of poor quality
Not looking, smelling, or tasting good so you do not want to eat it
Food that has little or no taste and seems bland
Having an unpleasant taste or smell
Something that smells or tastes bad
Unpleasant to the senses, like a bitter taste or bright light
Food or a dish that is not pleasant to eat because it has little taste
Not enjoyable, like a bitter taste or a long wait
Being slightly sharp and unpleasant in taste or feeling
Having a sharp, unpleasant taste like burnt or overcooked food
Having very little taste
Antonyms
How Tasty
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Undelicious is made from un- 'not' plus delicious 'very tasty'. So undelicious means 'not tasty' and is used for food, smells, or even experiences that feel unpleasant.