| antipathy (towards) | feeling of strong, often active, dislike or opposition towards sth or sb |
| hostile | wrogi, nieprzyjazny (crowd of protesters) |
| unsympathetic | obojętny, bez współczucia (remark) |
| aversion (have/feel an avesrion to) | feeling of intense dislike or an unwillingness to do sth |
| pet aversion | thing that one dislike most of all |
| to be (not) averse to | be opposed to |
| loathing, loathsome, loathe | intense hatred (+adjective&verb) |
| abhorrence, abhorrent, abhor | intense disgust (nienawiść, obrzydzenie, wstręt) (+adjective&verb) |
| scorn, scornfull, scorn (feel scorn for sb) | lack of respect for sth or sb felt to be worthless (+adjective&verb) |
| revulsion, revolting, revolt | strong disgust (odraza, obrzydzenie, wstręt) (+adjective&verb) |
| repulsion, repulsive, repulse | opposite of strong attraction (+adjective&verb) |
| bland | lacking taste, character or interest |
| brash | too confident;to bright (wyzywający) |
| dowdy | dull in appearance or lacking style (bez gustu) |
| fickle | changing options suddenly without reason (kapryśny, niestały) |
| fuddy-duddy | old-fashiond (informal) |
| grasping | always wanting more money (informal) |
| nit-picking | too concerned about unimportant details (informal) |
| obnoxious | unpleasant and rude (obraźliwy, nieznośny) |
| obsequious | too eager to praise or obey people (służalczy) |
| off-hand | showing rude lack of interest in others (bezceremonialny) |
| officious | too eager to tell others what to do (nadgorliwy, natrętny, narzucający się) |
| ostentatious | displaying wealth or possessions in a vulgar way |
| pompous | too formal, showing that you think that you are more important than others (nadęty, pretensjonalny) |
| puerile | to silly and childish (infantylny) |
| sloppy | not taking care in the way you work (niechlujny) (informal) |
| squalid | very dirty and unpleasant (zapuszczony, zaniedbany) |
| trite | lacking in originality, banal (oklepany) |
| pomposity | nadętość, pompatyczność (noun od pompous) |
| sloppily | adverb od sloppy |
| fickleness | niestałość (noun od fickle) |
| scornfully | pogardliwie (adverb od scorn) |
| traditional | similar to fuddy-duddy (but more positive) |
| childlike | similar to puerile (but more positive) |
| meticulous | similar to obsequious (but more positive) |
| casual | similar to sloppy (but more positive) |
| authoritative | similar to officious (but more positive) |
| colourful | similar to brush (but more positive) |
| ostentatious / brash | someone who drives a pink Rolls Royce with fur seats |
| fickle | a girl who falls in and out of love with sb different every few weeks |
| obsequious | sb who always laughs very loudly at the boss's jokes even if they are not funny |
| sloppy | sb who never checks a piece of writing they have done and never bothers to use a ruler to draw lines |
| grasping | a woman who only goes out with rich men because she is interested in their money |
| squalid | a flat with clothes all over the floor and dust on every surface |
| bland | a piece of chicken cooked in water without any salt, pepper, herbs, spices or vegetables |
| trite | a story that is full of cliches(frazesy) and has a predictable and sentimental plot |
