unpleasantness

Preposition: of

• life: It protects them from the hard unpleasantness of life while changing its place and shape to suit their convenience.

Converse of object

• avoid: To avoid any unpleasantness, those unwilling to comply should not seek to take part.
• cause: Poor cab design, from which many locomotives suffer, having poorly laid out controls etc cause severe unpleasantness for crews.
• have: True, they had the unpleasantness of often witnessing acts of odious despotism, ' lettres de cachet ' , etc.
• feel: I did some work with this chi; feeling the unpleasantness and breathing through it.
• involve: This way, you distance yourself from any unpleasantness involved in reminding a client they owe you money!

Adjective modifier

• such: We would not allow such unpleasantness on a racial basis.
• much: And we never reckoned it would involve so much unpleasantness.
• occasional: I do accept the need for occasional unpleasantness to others.
• current: They have also been keen to emphasize that they are open for business during the current unpleasantness.
• unnecessary: Failure by officials, or by the media, to use the D-Notice system usually ends in unnecessary unpleasantness.
• other: Would he experience a media boycott, or some other unpleasantness?