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Eyesore

usgb/ˈaɪsɔːr/Volume
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Visual ImpactPlay
Refers to something that noticeably disrupts its surroundings, often clashing with the environment. SlideThe vibrant graffiti on the old building created an eyesore in the historic district.
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Subjective OpinionPlay
What one person considers an eyesore, another might find charming; it's a subjective judgment. SlideI find modern skyscrapers to be architectural wonders, but my friend sees them as eyesores.
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Negative DescriptorPlay
Eyesore is a negative term; use it to express disapproval or distaste for a visual element. SlideThe flashy billboards are an eyesore against the serene countryside.