Upsy-daisy

Definition

unmentionable /ʌn'menʃǝnǝbl / adj လူၾကားထဲ ေျပာမေကာင္းေသာ။ an unmentionable disease.

Examples

1. ‘It seems to be the unmentionable subject
2. and everyone assumes that Cheney will be the vice president
3. and he probably will be.’
4. ‘It made you wonder if there was something smelly and not disclosed
5. or perhaps it was meeting the Ghost from Melbourne
6. or as one shareholder and Mr Clark both described it ‘another unmentionable company.’’
7. ‘Some historians studying the brutal battles for the Mediterranean have ended by asking an almost unmentionable question
8. which Woodall's plain account does not address: should Malta have been held at all
9. against such odds?’
10. ‘Plastic bags filled with unmentionable contents; old shoes; broken toys; twisted bits of wire and metal; old mattresses with their innards spilling out; all lie tangled in a sludge of human waste.’
11. ‘There are bones
12. there is blood
13. there are intestines
14. and all manner of unmentionable parts.’
15. ‘Today as I wandered down
16. crunching on broken glass and avoiding unmentionable messes
17. I saw the corner of a bed in the corner of a window in the corner of an apartment.’
18. ‘This particular kind of death makes people skittish
19. thinking suicide either a shameful or unmentionable kind of death.’
20. ‘This was the great unmentionable fact when I was working there.’
21. ‘In The Consequences of Love
22. ‘Every man has an unmentionable secret
23. ’ and none is more elusive than that of the international businessman.’
24. ‘Confirmed believers aside
25. isn't the price we demand for our conviction a perpetual insulation against the unmentionable fear and unimaginable pain that come with premature loss of our loved ones?’
26. ‘On this view beauty - to the extent that beauty
27. along with truth
28. has not been ejected into the dustbin of unmentionable ideas - really is in the eye of the beholder and nowhere else.’
29. ‘With some trepidation that I might hear those two unmentionable words… ‘Tim Henman’
30. I asked Lewis's mother who was his tennis-playing idol.’
31. ‘‘The unmentionable odour of death
32. ’ he wrote
33. ‘offends the September night.’’
34. ‘Because the good doctor has dared to utter the unmentionable truth: That the United States simply cannot afford to continue its current policy of absolute
35. unqualified support of the state of Israel.’
36. ‘One unmentionable aspect of the war is the role of this mutlibillion-dollar corporate war machine.’
37. ‘As mortgage lenders last week upgraded their forecasts for house price inflation this year
38. commentators began whispering those two
39. until this moment
40. unmentionable words ‘hard landing’.’
41. ‘There was a flicker of interest in Latham in the opening moments of the not-very-great debate - when he tackled the other unmentionable issues
42. Iran and the war against terror.’
43. ‘Bryan and I have been talking about baby timing for a while now
44. and my biggest concern - aside from the possibility of ending up with stitches in unmentionable places - was that we be completely settled somewhere first.’
45. ‘So the other day when I was struck with this unmentionable ailment and spent the evening in bed crying out with pain… I sort of decided that was it.’
46. ‘Until recently
47. however
48. it has been an unmentionable industry
49. rarely spoken of by politicians
50. air-brushed out of tourist literature and never claimed as a hobby by anyone with ambitions to make their way in public life.’