удручающий

adj.

dead-alive; dispiriting (bookworm); dismal (thisismaria); dead alive; depressed (Damirules); sad (Andrey Truhachev); cringe-worthy (Artjaazz); cringeworthy (Artjaazz); gloomy (Ying); depressing (Ремедиос_П); discomfiting (Abysslooker); dismaying (tfennell); saddening (Vadim Rouminsky); disheartening (April May); disturbing (Abysslooker); woeful (Olya34); inconvenient (Abysslooker); jarring (a jarring sight, sound, or experience is so different or unexpected that it has a strong and unpleasant effect on something or someone (Cambridge Dictionary) • A few weeks ago she reported to police that someone had scribbled threats directed at her on the walls of her restaurant’s bathroom. But perhaps her most jarring experience was asking a difficult customer to leave, while she hosted a Christmas party at the restaurant. “He ended up pushing my husband and wanting to fight, repeatedly doing it, while my nine- and 11-year-olds were witnessing it,” she said. “I was just horrified.”

vancouversun.com ART Vancouver); unsatisfying (A.Rezvov); fraught (mainly UK • a fraught silence

cambridge.org Shabe); discouraging (Mr. Wolf); daunting (Abysslooker)

Gruzovik

painful; distressing; oppressive; burdensome

formal

deplorable (I cannot describe to you the deplorable impression made upon me by this discussion, nor the feeling, I may frankly say, of indignation in which I left it. george serebryakov)

lit.

troubling (ART Vancouver)

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gen.