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Definition of unfavorable
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of unfavorable is as below...
Unfavorable
(a.) Not
favorable;
not
propitious;
adverse;
contrary;
discouraging.
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Notorious
::
Notorious
(a.)
Generally
known and
talked
of by the
public;
universally
believed
to be true;
manifest
to the
world;
evident;
--
usually
in an
unfavorable
sense;
as, a
notorious
thief;
a
notorious
crime or
vice..
Adverse
::
Adverse
(a.) In
hostile
opposition
to;
unfavorable;
unpropitious;
contrary
to one's
wishes;
unfortunate;
calamitous;
afflictive;
hurtful;
as,
adverse
fates,
adverse
circumstances,
things
adverse..
Persist
::
Persist
(v. i.) To stand firm; to be fixed and
unmoved;
to stay; to
continue
steadfastly;
especially,
to
continue
fixed in a
course
of
conduct
against
opposing
motives;
to
persevere;
--
sometimes
conveying
an
unfavorable
notion,
as of
doggedness
or
obstinacy..
Malpractice
::
Malpractice
(n.) Evil
practice;
illegal
or
immoral
conduct;
practice
contrary
to
established
rules;
specifically,
the
treatment
of a case by a
surgeon
or
physician
in a
manner
which is
contrary
to
accepted
rules and
productive
of
unfavorable
results..
Inimical
::
Inimical
(a.)
Having
the
disposition
or
temper
of an
enemy;
unfriendly;
unfavorable;
--
chiefly
applied
to
private,
as
hostile
is to
public,
enmity..
Censure
::
Censure
(n.)
Judgment
either
favorable
or
unfavorable;
opinion.
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Without
prosperous
conditions
or good
results;
unfavorable;
unfortunate;
unconformable;
as, a poor
business;
the sick man had a poor
night..
Face
::
Face (n.) Mode of
regard,
whether
favorable
or
unfavorable;
favor or
anger;
mostly
in
Scriptural
phrases..
Dyslogistic
::
Dyslogistic
(a.)
Unfavorable;
not
commendatory;
--
opposed
to
eulogistic.
Pejorative
::
Pejorative
(a.)
Implying
or
imputing
evil;
depreciatory;
disparaging;
unfavorable.
Misrepresentation
::
Misrepresentation
(n.)
Untrue
representation;
false or
incorrect
statement
or
account;
--
usually
unfavorable
to the thing
represented;
as, a
misrepresentation
of a
person's
motives..
Suspect
::
Suspect
(v. t.) To
imagine
to
exist;
to have a
slight
or vague
opinion
of the
existence
of,
without
proof,
and often upon weak
evidence
or no
evidence;
to
mistrust;
to
surmise;
--
commonly
used
regarding
something
unfavorable,
hurtful,
or
wrong;
as, to
suspect
the
presence
of
disease..
Ominous
::
Ominous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an omen or to
omens;
being or
exhibiting
an omen;
significant;
portentous;
--
formerly
used both in a
favorable
and
unfavorable
sense;
now
chiefly
in the
latter;
foreboding
or
foreshowing
evil;
inauspicious;
as, an
ominous
dread..
Favorless
::
Favorless
(a.)
Unpropitious;
unfavorable.
Illness
::
Illness
(n.) The
condition
of being ill, evil, or bad;
badness;
unfavorableness..
Implicate
::
Implicate
(v. t.) To bring into
connection
with; to
involve;
to
connect;
--
applied
to
persons,
in an
unfavorable
sense;
as, the
evidence
implicates
many in this
conspiracy;
to be
implicated
in a
crime,
a
discreditable
transaction,
a
fault,
etc..
Fame
::
Fame (n.)
Report
or
opinion
generally
diffused;
renown;
public
estimation;
celebrity,
either
favorable
or
unfavorable;
as, the fame of
Washington..
Apprehension
::
Apprehension
(n.)
Anticipation,
mostly
of
things
unfavorable;
distrust
or fear at the
prospect
of
future
evil..
Indispose
::
Indispose
(v. t.) To
disincline;
to
render
averse
or
unfavorable;
as, a love of
pleasure
indisposes
the mind to
severe
study;
the pride and
selfishness
of men
indispose
them to
religious
duties..
Bad
::
Bad
(superl.)
Wanting
good
qualities,
whether
physical
or
moral;
injurious,
hurtful,
inconvenient,
offensive,
painful,
unfavorable,
or
defective,
either
physically
or
morally;
evil;
vicious;
wicked;
-- the
opposite
of good; as, a bad man; bad
conduct;
bad
habits;
bad soil; bad
health;
bad crop; bad
news..
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