unfavorable
/ʌnˈfeɪvərəbəl/
adjective
- Not helpful or likely to lead to success; adverse or disadvantageous.
- Unfavorable reviews caused the movie to close early.
- The team played well despite the unfavorable weather conditions.
- She decided to wait for a more favorable moment rather than act under unfavorable circumstances.
- Expressing or showing disapproval; negative in opinion or response.
- The committee gave an unfavorable report on the proposed project.
- The survey revealed unfavorable attitudes toward the new policy.
- His unfavorable comments about the plan hurt everyone's morale.
- Not to one's advantage in financial or business terms; resulting in loss or deficit.
- The company faced an unfavorable balance of trade this quarter.
- The unfavorable exchange rate made traveling abroad more expensive.
- Investors sold their shares after an unfavorable earnings report.
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