ugly 音标拼音: ['ʌgli]
a . 丑陋的,邪恶的,险恶的,不祥的
n . 丑陋的东西
丑陋的,邪恶的,险恶的,不祥的丑陋的东西
ugly adj 1 :
displeasing to the senses ; "
an ugly face "; "
ugly furniture " [
ant : {
beautiful }]
2 :
inclined to anger or bad feelings with overtones of menace ;
"
a surly waiter "; "
an ugly frame of mind " [
synonym : {
surly },
{
ugly }]
3 :
morally reprehensible ; "
would do something as despicable as murder "; "
ugly crimes "; "
the vile development of slavery appalled them "; "
a slimy little liar " [
synonym : {
despicable },
{
ugly }, {
vile }, {
slimy }, {
unworthy }, {
worthless }, {
wretched }]
4 :
provoking horror ; "
an atrocious automobile accident "; "
a frightful crime of decapitation "; "
an alarming ,
even horrifying ,
picture "; "
war is beyond all words horrible "-
Winston Churchill ; "
an ugly wound " [
synonym : {
atrocious },
{
frightful }, {
horrifying }, {
horrible }, {
ugly }]
Ugly \
Ug "
ly \,
n .
A shade for the face ,
projecting from the bonnet . [
Colloq .
Eng .] --
C .
Kingsley .
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Ugly \
Ug "
ly \,
v .
t .
To make ugly . [
R .] --
Richardson .
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Ugly \
Ug "
ly \,
a . [
Compar . {
Uglier };
superl . {
Ugliest }.] [
Icel .
uggligr fearful ,
dreadful ;
uggr fear (
akin to ugga to fear )
-
ligr (
akin to E . -
ly ,
like ). ??.
Cf . {
Awe }.]
1 .
Offensive to the sight ;
contrary to beauty ;
being of disagreeable or loathsome aspect ;
unsightly ;
repulsive ;
deformed .
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The ugly view of his deformed crimes . --
Spenser .
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Like the toad ,
ugly and venomous . --
Shak .
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O ,
I have passed a miserable night ,
So full of ugly sights ,
of ghastly dreams . --
Shak .
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2 .
Ill -
natured ;
crossgrained ;
quarrelsome ;
as ,
an ugly temper ;
to feel ugly . [
Colloq .
U .
S .]
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3 .
Unpleasant ;
disagreeable ;
likely to cause trouble or loss ;
as ,
an ugly rumor ;
an ugly customer . [
Colloq .]
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145 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ugly ":
abominable ,
alarming ,
awkward ,
bad ,
bad -
tempered ,
base ,
bearish ,
beautiless ,
bitchy ,
bitter ,
blemished ,
blotted ,
cacophonic ,
cacophonous ,
cankered ,
cantankerous ,
churlish ,
corrupt ,
crabbed ,
crabby ,
cranky ,
critical ,
cross ,
cross -
grained ,
crotchety ,
crusty ,
cussed ,
dangerous ,
dangersome ,
debased ,
defaced ,
degenerate ,
depraved ,
despicable ,
detestable ,
disadvantageous ,
disagreeable ,
discomforting ,
disfigured ,
disgusting ,
dislikable ,
displeasing ,
disquieting ,
distasteful ,
dysphemistic ,
dysphemized ,
evil ,
excitable ,
execrable ,
explosive ,
feisty ,
filthy ,
foul ,
fractious ,
fraught with danger ,
ghastly ,
grotesque ,
gruesome ,
hateful ,
hazardous ,
heinous ,
hideous ,
homely ,
hostile ,
huffish ,
huffy ,
ill -
favored ,
ill -
tempered ,
immoral ,
inelegant ,
irascible ,
irritable ,
jeopardous ,
loathsome ,
marred ,
mean ,
menacing ,
mephitic ,
nasty ,
nauseating ,
nauseous ,
noisome ,
objectionable ,
obnoxious ,
odious ,
offensive ,
ominous ,
ornery ,
parlous ,
periculous ,
perilous ,
perverse ,
perverted ,
plain ,
repellent ,
repugnant ,
repulsive ,
revolting ,
rotten ,
serious ,
short on looks ,
sickening ,
snappish ,
sordid ,
sour ,
spiteful ,
spleeny ,
splenetic ,
spoiled ,
surly ,
testy ,
thankless ,
threatening ,
troublesome ,
uglified ,
ugly as hell ,
ugly as sin ,
unaesthetic ,
unalluring ,
unappealing ,
unappetizing ,
unattractive ,
unbeautiful ,
uncomely ,
uncomfortable ,
undelectable ,
undelicious ,
undesirable ,
unengaging ,
unenjoyable ,
unhandsome ,
uninviting ,
unlikable ,
unlovely ,
unpalatable ,
unpleasant ,
unpleasing ,
unprepossessing ,
unpretty ,
unsavory ,
unsightly ,
untasteful ,
unwelcome ,
vile ,
waspish
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