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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also distasteful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not only unpleasant but also adds to a list of other unpleasant things.
Example: "The movie was not only poorly made, but it was also distasteful in its portrayal of sensitive topics."
Alternatives: "equally unpleasant" or "similarly offensive".
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But the doveish idea that only "more Europe" will resolve the crisis is also distasteful.
What was also distasteful was their exploiting of a persistent Islamophobia to increase ticket sales and gain attention.
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Is the job too distasteful?
The subject was too distasteful.
I find the play of money in politics to be not only disgusting and conducive to all sorts of corruption but also personally distasteful.
To many, there's also a distasteful professionalism about his work, which involves near-perpetual touring and TV.
It also seemed distasteful; opponents argued that codifying the right to pollute would only remove the stigma from an unacceptable activity.
(Burdening others is also a distasteful prospect, but it is the vision of intolerable indignity that drives my planning of how to respond to a diagnosis of progressive dementia such as Alzheimers).
Aside from the fact that it just doesn't make sense to put money into a business only to take it back out again (like, WTF?!), these fees will also be distasteful to other prospective co-investors who might otherwise take an interest in your financing round.
Besides leaving distasteful messages, these programs also place a great burden upon our infrastructure, slowing down our services.
In the latter parts of On Liberty Mill also suggests that distasteful persons can be held in contempt, that we can avoid such persons (as long as we do not parade it), that we can warn others against these persons, and that we can persuade, cajole and remonstrate with those we deem offensive.
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