Words that describe ugliness.

Ugly, unbearable, dull, ugly, ugly aphids.

First, ugliness

Definition in vernacular Chinese: Ugliness refers to ugliness in appearance or appearance. Mostly limited to appearance and looks.

Dynasty: modern

Author: Ding Ling

Source: The second chapter of Hu Wei: "She thought of the competition for competence and thought it was too stupid and ugly."

Second, it is unbearable.

Vernacular explanation: below the standard, it can describe the appearance.

Dynasty: modern

Author: Mao Dun

Source: "Smoke Cloud": "It is by no means the pain described in Zhu Xin."

Third, bleak.

Vernacular interpretation: gloomy; Dim.

Dynasty: modern

Author: Zhu Ziqing

Source: Qinhuai River under the shadow of paddle lights: "The hazy water is like a dream."

Fourth, ugliness

Definition in vernacular Chinese: Ugliness refers to ugliness in appearance or appearance. Mostly limited to appearance and appearance; It can also refer to inner and behavioral ugliness. Bad heart.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Wu Cheng'en

Source: Journey to the West, the sixth and seventh times: "The old man saw his gaffes and shut up."

Five, ugly

Interpretation of vernacular: ugly appearance also shows that the heart is not kind.

Dynasty: modern

Author: Mao Dun

Source: Midnight 14: "Du's face became ugly at once."