Rebarbative
adj. as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The dull lecture was a rebarbative experience for the audience who were eager for something more engaging.
Definition:an experience that is highly unpleasant or irksome
Example:The author's rebarbative tone made the book difficult to read for many readers.
Definition:a tone that is harshly disagreeable or irksome
Example:His rebarbative speech at the conference overshadowed the positive talks that followed.
Definition:a speech that is highly unpleasant or irksome
Example:The rebarbative atmosphere at the board meeting made it hard for any productive discussion to take place.
Definition:an atmosphere that is harshly disagreeable or irksome
Example:The rebarbative article filled the entire magazine and defied all of editor's promises of more positive content.
Definition:an article that is highly unpleasant or irksome
Example:The rebarbative debate about policy changes made headlines and overshadowed the actual discussions.
Definition:a debate that is highly unpleasant or irksome
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