Antonyms for tastelessly
| Grammar : Adv |
| Spell : teyst-lis |
| Phonetic Transcription : ˈteɪst lɪs |
Definition of tastelessly
Origin :- 1590s, "unable to taste;" c.1600, "uninteresting;" 1610s, "insipid;" 1670s, "tactless;" from taste (n.) + -less. Related: Tastelessly; tastelessness.
- As in loudly : adv audibly
- Their houses, that is the "show" rooms, are solidly if tastelessly furnished.
- Extract from : « Disturbed Ireland » by Bernard H. Becker
- His mouth was tastelessly dry, as though he had been eating dust, then salt and bitter as after a drink of sea-water.
- Extract from : « Lord Jim » by Joseph Conrad
- First comes an arcaded court, then two flights of marble stairs, and then room after room, tastelessly over-decorated.
- Extract from : « Vistas in Sicily » by Arthur Stanley Riggs
- The first glance round showed it to be scrupulously clean, and solidly and tastelessly furnished.
- Extract from : « Man and Wife » by Wilkie Collins
- He has been mischievously and tastelessly excused for errors both in and out of his writings which need only a kindly silence.
- Extract from : « A History of Nineteenth Century Literature (1780-1895) » by George Saintsbury
Synonyms for tastelessly
- aloud
- articulately
- blatantly
- boorishly
- cheaply
- conspicuously
- crashingly
- deafeningly
- ear-splittingly
- emphatically
- fully
- garishly
- gaudily
- noisily
- obstreperously
- obtrusively
- ostentatiously
- piercingly
- powerfully
- resonantly
- resounding
- ringingly
- rudely
- showily
- shrilly
- tastelessly
- tawdrily
- theatrically
- thunderingly
- uproariously
- vehemently
- vociferously
- vulgarly
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