noun
pl. un·pleas·ant·riesA disagreeable remark, situation, or act.
unpleasantry
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Noun
(countable and uncountable, plural unpleasantries)
- That which is unpleasant.
- An unpleasant remark, behaviour, etc.
Origin
unpleasant +"Ž -ry
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