💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Dyspeptical"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| displeasaunt | Obsolete form of displeasant. [(obsolete except as archaic) Unpleasant, disagreeable.] |
| dyscrasyed | Obsolete spelling of dyscrasied. [(obsolete, rare) Exhibiting dyscrasy.] |
| distemperate | Immoderate, excessive. |
| disgustful | Full of disgust. |
| diarrhœtic | Obsolete form of diarrhetic. [(rare) Synonym of diarrheic.] |
| ulceratory | (archaic, rare) ulcerative |
| disdainous | (obsolete) disdainful |
| discontentingverb | (obsolete) Causing discontent; dissatisfying. |
| dispiteousnoun | (archaic, literary) Not showing mercy or pity. |
| deceiteous | (obsolete) deceitful |
| dretful | (archaic) dreadful |
| offenseful | (archaic) offensive; displeasing. |
| disvantageous | (obsolete) Disadvantageous. |
| neglective | (archaic) Neglectful. |
| lepered | (archaic) Synonym of leprous. |
| droughty | Lacking rain. |
| appreciantnoun | (archaic) appreciative |
| dismayful | (obsolete) Dismaying; disheartening. |
| expiatorious | — |
| adversarious | (archaic) hostile; adversarial |
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