1.
unpleasant, disagreeable, uncomfortable
Describes a feeling of displeasure, discomfort, or irritation caused by an external stimulus such as a sensation, behavior, or situation.
Usage: 不快 describes displeasure caused by external stimuli rather than internal sadness or anger. It is used for sensory discomfort (smells, sounds, textures) as well as social situations (rude behavior, offensive remarks).
Common collocations
- 不快に感じる (to feel displeased)
- 不快な思いをする (to have an unpleasant experience)
- 不快指数 (discomfort index — a weather metric combining temperature and humidity)
- 不快感 (feeling of displeasure)
Note: Do not confuse with 深い (deep), which has the same reading but is written with different kanji.
Related Words
Antonym:
快い (pleasant)
Homophone:
深い (deep)
Antonym:
快適 (comfortable, pleasant)
Compare:
嫌 (unpleasant, reluctant)
Compare:
耳障り (unpleasant to hear)